The workshop, sponsored by the ANU Centre for Consciousness, will focus on
the language used to describe states of consciousness and the bearing
of this linguistic analysis on the nature of consciousness.  The first
day will focus on the semantics of "looks"-reports and the role of
language in describing phenomenology.  The second day will focus on
the semantics of "what it is like" locutions and general issues.

Thursday July 28

9:30-11: Berit Brogaard (Missouri)
         Do 'Looks' Reports Reflect the Contents of Perception

11:30-1: David Bourget (London)
         Intensional and Phenomenal Uses of Perceptual Verbs

2-3:30:  Wylie Breckenridge (Charles Sturt)
         A Semantic Approach to Visual Experience

4-5:30:  Martine Nida-Rumelin (Fribourg)
         Language for Describing Phenomenal Presence

Friday July 29

9:30-11: Jonathan Farrell (ANU)
         The Meaning of "What it is Like" Phrases

11:30-1: Daniel Stoljar (ANU)
         Ways of Feeling

2-3:30:  John Bengson (ANU/Wisconsin)
         "Knowing What it is Like": An Objectual Account

4-5:30:  Wrap-up session.