Call for abstracts

Relevant topics to this workshop include, but are not limited to:  

• Biologically-inspired (theoretical or implementational) models of temporality 

• The traditional phenomenological conceptualisation of present-time consciousness as fundamentally non-discretisable, and challenges thereto.  

• Philosophical developments building upon core temporal concepts. 

• Research on computational (neuro-)phenomenology and time.  

• Active inference perspectives on dynamical and representational aspects of time experience and perception of time 

• Abstract formalization of temporality-related properties or models (e.g. hierarchically nested processes, imbrication of multiple time-scales, integration of predictive/anticipatory elements, etc.)  

• Artificial implementations, models, sketches, prospects and theoretical discussion on the practicability of computational time-continuity.  

We welcome original work for discussion, such as planned or ongoing experimental research, theoretical proposals, and summaries of previous publications.

Please submit abstracts to: makingtime.alife2024@gmail.com