HHhm,

DO I take it this implies  "virtual" realities to accept the reality of a 1st, 
2nd and 3rd 
person for what standard knowledge accepts only 3rd person 'detached observer' 
impersonal?
I don't quite know how virtual that is as that "social consensus reality", 
which is not a 
consensus at all most of the time, nor any kind of reality, is an already 
accepted virtual 
reality taken dogmatically to be a real reality, which it is not, etc blahh. So 
how far up a 
gumtree of abstraction are you?

adrian.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The Philosophy of Identity in the Virtual
> 
> 
> 
> Symposium 6, April 23, 9-12 AM / 2-5 PM
> 
> 
> Site:
> http://www.laval-virtual.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=113&Itemid=209
> 
> For information on the venue and related Symposiums:
> http://www.laval-virtual.org/
> 
> 
> Topic:
> Difference, Relation and Identity are three notions that are
> fundamentals for
> the success of Virtual Reality technologies (VR and AR). The aim of
> this
> symposium is to conceptualise the Identity of an individual as a
> scientific
> concept whilst acknowledging the fact that Identity cannot be studied
> without
> considering the other two notions. The pros and cons of designing
> identities
> for or within VR become obvious upon admitting that representing any
> Self will
> be interpreted at some point by someone having his own values,
> opinions and
> experience in life. Members of our society that self-procure,
> attribute or
> redistribute Identity in the Virtual World bring about psychological
> enquiries
> in relation to user intentionality, specific uses of VR applications
> or general
> modifications to our ways of communicating. Usability issues
> addressing the
> problem of Identity have not yet been integrated into long-term
> visions of
> society and our needs. The Chair of the session is thus open to all
> existential, ethical and epistemological issues having to do with
> Identity in
> Virtual Communities.
> 
> **Important Dates**
> Online papers submission opens       **November 30, 2008**
> Submission of full papers               **January 19, 2009**
> Notification of acceptation           **February 27, 2009**
> Deadline for final revisions            **March 16, 2009**
> 
> Symposium chair: Colin Schmidt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> For more information, see the Call for Paper
> http://www.laval-virtual.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=59&Itemid=111
> 
> **Advanced Program**
> Coming soon...
> 
> **Scientific Committee **
> 
> Jean-Paul BAQUIAST, Expert in Politics of Information Technologies.
> Editor of
> AutomatesIntelligent.com & Member of PanEurope France (FR)
> Mark BISHOP, Computer Science, Goldsmiths, University of London (UK)
> Kerstin DAUTENHAHN, Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Adaptive
> Systems
> Research Group, University of Hertfordshire (UK)
> Charles ESS, Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies (Ethics, Global
> Perspectives), Drury University USA & President of the Association of
> Internet
> Researchers (USA)
> Viorel GULICIUC, Professor of Ancient Philosophy, Semiotics and
> Digital
> Aesthetics, Stefan cel Mare University, Romania (RO)
> Pierre LIVET, Director of CEPERC & Professor of Epistemology, Aix-
> Marseille
> University (FR)
> Lorenzo MAGNANI, Professor & Director of the Computational Philosophy
> Laboratory, University of Pavia (IT)
> Nadia MAGNENAT-THALMANN, Professor & Director of MIRALab, University
> of Geneva
> (CH)
> Maria-Caterina MANES-GALLO, Professor of Information and Communication
> Sciences, Bordeaux University (FR)
> Philippe QUEAU, Imagina & Director of the Information and Computing
> Division at
> UNESCO (CH)
> Shahid RAHMAN, Professor of Logic and Epistemology, MSH du Nord-Pas de
> Calais &
> Lille III University (FR)
> Francis ROUSSEAU, Professor of Computer Science, IRCAM Paris & IEEE
> Computer
> France Section (FR)
> Kevin WARWICK, Professor of Cybernetics, Reading University (UK)
> 
> 
> *THE SYMPOSIUM ABOVE IS PART OF VRIC'09** AT LAVAL VIRTUAL
> 
> *Website: . http://www.laval-virtual.org
> 
> 22 - 24 APRIL 2009 LAVAL, FRANCE
> 
> Important Dates
> Online papers submission opens November 10, 2008
> Submission of full papers January 19, 2009
> Notification of acceptation February 27, 2009
> Deadline for final revisions of full papers March 16, 2009
> Office : Laval Virtual - 6 rue Léonard de Vinci - BP 0119 - 53001
> LAVAL Cedex,
> T +33 (0)2 43 49 75 57, F +33 (0)2 43 49 75 98, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> virtual.org
> Recognized or Potential Virtual Reality User, The most renowned
> international
> specialists and the principal users of Virtual Reality technology
> share the
> very latest techniques from their fields of expertise.
> VRIC'09 - Virtual Reality International Conference - will be held
> during the
> 11th edition of Laval Virtual,
> first European event devoted to Virtual Reality, Realtime 3D and
> Interactive
> Techniques.
> Spread the word!
> Prof. Simon RICHIR
> VRIC Conference Chair
> Program: . Digital Factory - April 22, 9-12 AM / 2-5 PM
> . Digital Art - April 22, 9-12 AM / 2-5 PM
> . Virtual Humans in Psychological Science and Therapy: How, When and
> Why? -
> April 23, 9-12 AM / 2-5 PM
> . Mixed and Augmented Reality - April 23, 9-12 AM / 2-5 PM
> . The Philosophy of Identity in the Virtual - April 23, 9-12 AM / 2-5
> PM
> . Laval Virtual Awards Ceremony & Best Paper Award - April 24, 12.30
> PM
> (Exhibition Hall)
> . Laval Virtual, Professional Exhibition & Demonstration Forum - April
> 22-24
> (Exhibition Hall)
> Location: . VRIC - Théâtre de Laval (Conference Hall) - 32 rue de la
> Paix,
> LAVAL
> . Laval Virtual - Salle Polyvalente (Exhibition Hall) - Place de
> Hercé, LAVAL
> 
> http://www.laval-virtual.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=113&Itemid=209
> 
> 
> > 
> 


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