Concepts and Conceptual Analysis

The Centre for Consciousness held a conference on "Concepts and Conceptual Analysis" on January 20-21, 2005 (Thursday-Friday).

The focus was on the nature of concepts and on the nature of conceptual analysis, and especially on the relationship between these two issues. The conference was held in the National Europe Centre on Liversidge Street on the ANU campus. The conference program is below. There are also some photos.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 20
1-3pm	David Braddon-Mitchell (Sydney) "What Do We Need From a Theory of Concepts"
3.30-5.30pm	Frank Jackson (ANU) "Two Kinds of Content and Conceptual Analysis"

FRIDAY, JANUARY 21
10am-12pm	Laura Schroeter and John Bigelow (Monash) "A Priori Reductions and the Improv Model of Concepts"
1-3pm	Anna Wierzbicka (ANU, Linguistics) "Colour and Shape in Language and Thought and the Nature of Conceptual Analysis"
3.30-5.30pm	David Chalmers (ANU) "Primitive Concepts"

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