On January 31st, we hold a one-day international workshop event, “Ethical Issues in Psychiatry Workshop.” Half of the talks were given by philosophers/ethicists, and the other half were given by active clinicians, which characterizes the interdisciplinary nature of the workshop.

Center for Subjectivity Research (CFS), University of Copenhagen and UTCP hold a joint workshop “Mind, Consciousness, and Body” at the University of Copenhagen.

The graduate workshop of the philosophy of mind held on March 25th at the University of Birmingham Philosophy Department, and four UTCP researchers made presentations in the workshop. Here is a brief report about it.

At the 22nd TCCP meeting on October 15th, I gave a talk “Concepts and Ethics of Consciousness.” In the presentation, I have attacked our intuition that phenomenal consciousness is ethically special: only phenomenally conscious creatures are appropriate objects of sympathy.

The 4th BESETO Conference of Philosophy was held on 7 and 8 January, 2010.

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 8 of this seminar, we discussed the latter half of chapter 4 (pp. 201-241).

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 5 of this seminar, we discussed the latter first half of chapter 3 (pp. 111-138).

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 4 of this seminar, we discussed the latter half of chapter 2 (pp. 85-110).

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 3 of this seminar, we discussed the first half of chapter 2 (pp. 59-84).

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 2 of this seminar, we discussed the second half of chapter 1 (pp. 32-55).

In seminar 5 of the UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics", we examine Moral Minds by Marc D. Hauser. In session 1 of this seminar, we discussed Prologue & the first half of chapter 1 (pp. xvii-31).

New report on our activities: In Session 12 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the final chapter: "Moral Progress".

New report on our activities: In Session 11 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 7: "The Limits of Evolutionary Ethics".

New report on our activities: In Session 10 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 7: "The Limits of Evolutionary Ethics".

New report on our activities: In Session 9 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 6: "The Genealogy of Morals".

New report on our activities: In Session 8 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 5: "Dining with Cannibals".

New report on our activities: In Session 7 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 5: "Dining with Cannibals".

New report on our activities: In Session 6 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 4: "Against Objectivity".

New report on our activities: In Session 5 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 3: "Sensibility Saved".

New report on our activities: In Session 4 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 3: "Sensibility Saved".

New report on our activities: In Session 3 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 2: "Emotions: Non-moral and Moral".

New report on our activities: In Session 2 of the 3rd Seminar: "Reading Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals", we discussed the chapter 1: "Emotionism".

UTCP Education Program "Brain Sciences and Ethics" starts a new seminar. In this seminar, we read Jesse J. Prinz's The Emotional Construction of Morals.