PERFECT talks: September and October 2017

Researchers from Project PERFECT will be giving a series of talks in September and October 2017

On 2 September Andrea Polonioli presented a paper entitled: "Arguments and challenges for a theory of adaptive rationality" at the Theories of Rationality: Descriptive and Normative Aspects conference at the University of Bonn. View programme.
On 9 September Andrea Polonioli will present his paper "A Plea for Minimally Biased Philosophy" at the annual meeting of the European Philosophy of Science Association, hosted by the University of Exeter.
On 16 September, Katherine Puddifoot will speak at "Head to Head”, a panel event on the philosophy of what we believe, how we perceive, and what to do when art goes bad, Birmingham Science Museum. The event is open to the public.
On 20-22 September Valeria Motta will attend the ENPOSS (European Network for the Philosophy of the Social Sciences) meeting in Krakow. She will deliver a talk entitled: "Socially Constructed Psychological Events. The Case of Loneliness as a Conceptual Act".
On 24 September Michael Larkin (Aston University) will present a talk entitled: "What is the point of life? An interpretative phenomenological analysis of suicide in young men with first-episode psychosis" at the International Association of Youth Mental Health in Dublin.
On 29 September Lisa Bortolotti will give a talk entitled "Choice Blindness and the Fluidity of the Self" at the Reasons, Rationality and Intentional Agency workshop at the London School of Economics.
On 15 October Lisa Bortolotti will give a TEDxBrum talk at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
On 20 October Katherine Puddifoot will speak at the Jowett Society, Philosophy Faculty, Oxford University, presenting a paper co-authored with Lisa Bortolotti and entitled "Epistemic Innocence of Cognitive Mechanism producing False or Distorted Memory Beliefs".