Trondhjemske Philosophy of Perception Circle

Current or upcoming events

2024

• Feb. 6, discussing:
  
• Travis, Charles. (2013). Unlocking the outer world. In his, Perception: essays after Frege. Oxford: Oxford University Press
• Feb. 27, discussing:
  
• Schellenberg, Susanna. (2016). Phenomenal evidence and factive evidence. Philosophical Studies, 173(4), 875-896
• March 19, discussing:
• Phillips, Ian, & French, Craig. (2023). Naïve Realism, the Slightest Philosophy, and the Slightest Science. In Brian McLaughlin & Jonathan Cohen (Eds.), Contemporary debates in philosophy of mind. 2nd ed. Oxford: Wiley
• April 29, business meeting.
• May 10, discussing:
  
• Hopp, Walter. (2020). Phenomenology. A contemporary introduction. London: Routledge. Ch. 1,2
• May 24, discussing:
• Hopp, Walter. (2020). Phenomenology. A contemporary introduction. London: Routledge. Ch. 6
  
• July 10, discussing:
• Hopp, Walter. (2020). Phenomenology. A contemporary introduction. London: Routledge. Ch. 7
• Sept. 20, discussing:
• Morales, Jorge, Bax, Axel, & Firestone, Chaz. (2020). Sustained representation of perspectival shape. PNAS Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 117(26), 14873-14882.
• Oct. 2, discussing
• Burge, Johannes, & Burge, Tyler. (2022). Shape, Perspective, and What Is and Is Not Perceived: Comment on Morales, Bax, and Firestone (2020). Psychological Review;
  
• Morales, Jorge, & Firestone, Chaz. (2023). Empirical evidence for perspectival similarity. Psychological Review, 1(1), 311-320.
  
  
  

Previous events

2023

• Sept 29, discussing:
  
• Overgaard, Søren. (2022). Naïve realism and the problem of illusion. Analytic Philosophy, 63(3), 174-191.
• Nov. 3, discussing:
  
• Mehta, Neil. (2021). The fragmentation of phenomenal character. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 
• Nov. 24, discussing:
  
• Allen, Keith. (2020). The Value of Perception. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 100(3), 633-656.

2022

• Sept. 14, discussing:
  
• Byrne, Alex, & Manzotti, Riccardo. (2022). Hallucination and its objects. Philosophical Review, 131, 327-359.
• October 11, discussing:
  
• Brewer, Bill. (2013/2019). Attention and Direct Realism. Analytic Philosophy, 54(4), 421-435. Reprinted, with reply from Ned Block, in Pautz, Adam, & Stoljar, Daniel (Eds.). (2019). Blockheads! Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
• Nov. 1, discussing:
  
• Pautz, Adam. (2020). The puzzle of the laws of appearance. Philosophical Issues, 30, 257-272.

About

TPoPC was started by philosophers associated with NTNU, whose main campus is in Trondhjem (aka. Trondheim). We discuss work in progress, or recent, or not-so-recent, papers or chapters, mainly from analytical philosophy of perception, broadly conceived to include work linking perception with isssues in epistemology, philosophy of mind, action, language, and psychology, or vision science.

We also serve as a working party of the Consciousness, Cognition, and Reality research group.

For further information, or to join our email list, contact the current convenor, Anders Nes.