Explore fundamental questions in philosophy of mind at this annual symposium. The event examines the "Problem of Other Minds" - a classical philosophical puzzle about how we can ever know what someone else is thinking or feeling. Is the challenge one of interpretation, where behaviour provides only indirect evidence of mental states? Or does it reflect something deeper about the nature of consciousness itself?
Speakers and participants will consider these and related questions: what constitutes knowledge of another person's mind, and what methods or evidence can support such knowledge. This symposium brings together philosophers and thinkers to engage with one of philosophy's enduring puzzles.
