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The radio podcast to the exhibition “Wahrnehmen und Verstehen”.<\/strong>
Our perception is the window to our environment and to our self-understanding. But how does it work, and why do we each see things differently? The philosopher Albert Newen talks with J\u00fcrgen Wiebicke about perception, illusion and reality.<\/p>\n

Click here to listen to the recorded podcast <\/a>\/ WDR page<\/a><\/p>\n

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VIDEOS from TALKS at Ruhr-University Bochum<\/strong>
The videos in this section have been recorded as part of an ongoing lecture series at the Ruhr-University Bochum. They will be available online for six months after the date of the respective lecture.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Official Conference Video<\/h3>\n

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Filmed by the Neuro-Cognitive Modeling Group, Department of Computer Science & Department of Psychology @ the University of T\u00fcbingen, Germany. <\/span><\/p>\n

Follow on Youtube: www.youtube.com\/@CognitiveModeling<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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Selected Keynote Talks<\/h3>\n

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Rebecca B\u00f6hme:\u00a0<\/strong>The Bodily Self in Neurotypical and Neurodiverse Populations
Cameron Buckner:<\/strong> Second thoughts about Chains-of-Thought: Self-talk, transparency, and (artificial) reason
Lars Chittka:\u00a0<\/strong>The Mind of a Bee
Martin Butz:<\/strong> Actively Contextualizing Minds<\/p>\n

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Selected Symposia<\/h3>\n

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Sensory Augmentation \u2013 Extending the Mind: <\/strong>Silke K\u00e4rcher, Etienne Burdet
Animal Cognition from a Comparative <\/strong>Perspective:<\/strong> Lars Chittka, Maja Griem, Onur G\u00fcnt\u00fcrk\u00fcn, Albert Newen
Cognitive aspects of trust in human-AI teams:<\/strong> Ute Schmid, Johannes F\u00fcrnkranz, Fritz Becker, Sebastian Kr\u00fcgel<\/p>\n

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Selected Paper Sessions<\/h3>\n

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Computational Modeling: Learning, Memory & Meta Control:<\/strong> Martin Butz, Viktoria Zemliak, Nick Augustat
Culture & Gender:<\/strong> Aalia Nosheen & Annette Hohenberger, Evelyn Ferstl, Asya Achimova
Social Cognition in Development & Education:<\/strong> Witold Kraszewski & Katarzyna Skowro\u0144ska, Julia Wolf, Christian Kliesch<\/p>\n

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Prof. Peter Carruthers (Maryland University)<\/p>\n

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Lecture 1: The interpretative sensory-access theory of self-knowledge: The case of inner speech<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture 2: Understanding human motives: Hedonism, Altruism, and Tribalism (Public Lecture, Award Lecture)<\/p>\n

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Lecture 3: The nature of pleasure and desire: where philosophers go wrong<\/p>\n

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Lecture 4: Stop caring about (phenomenal) consciousness<\/p>\n

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Lisa Feldman Barrett (Northeastern University, Boston)<\/p>\n

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Lecture 1: Three Lessons About Emotion<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture 2: Concepts as Tools For Living (Award Lecture)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture 3: Three Lessons About the Brain (or, Some Stuff I\u2019ve Learned from Studying Emotion)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lecture 4: Relational Realism as a Framework for Understanding the Mind<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Frederique de Vignemont (Institut Jean Nicod)<\/p>\n

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Heather Browning (University of Southampton)<\/p>\n

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