June 19 (Thursday)

10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Morning Session: Descartes

Nicholas Jolley (Irvine): Scientia and Self-knowledge in Descartes

Boris Hennig (Berlin/Pittsburgh): Consciousness as Spontaneous Knowledge

James Hill (Prague): “Leading the Mind away from the Senses”: Where is Descartes Taking us with his Method of Doubt?

3-6 p. m. Afternoon Session: After Descartes

Anthony Savile (London): The Mind of God and the Mind of Man: A Puzzle in Spinoza’s Philosophy of Mind

Jiří Chotaš (Prague): The Reckoning Mind: Hobbes’ Materialist and Mechanical Expla-nation of the Mind

Jan Palkoska (Prague): Malebranche’s Anti-Cartesian Theory of Mind

June 20 (Friday)

10-12 a.m. Morning Session: Locke

G.A.J. Rogers (Keele): Locke and the Cambridge Platonists on the Nature of Mind

Jennifer Whiting (Toronto): Consciousness and Appropriation in Locke’s Account of Per-sonal Identity

2-5 p.m. Afternoon Session: After Locke

Margaret Atherton (Milwaukee): When I am Conscious of my own Being, of What am I Conscious? Berkeley’s Account of Mind.

Markus Wild (Berlin): Hume on Force and Liveliness