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Faculty: Guven Guzeldere

G�ven G�zeldere, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Philosophy Department, Duke University Ph.D. in Philosophy and Cognitive Science, Stanford University (1997) Contact Information

also:

• Faculty of Duke Linguistic Program


• Duke University Scholar Program Advisory board


• Editorial Board, Brain and Mind
  Editorial Board, Psyche
  Associate, Behavioral and Brain Sciences
  Executive Board, Society for Philosophy and Psychology
  

Research Interests

Functional neuroimaging of change detection, unconscious processing, pain processing, consciousness and qualia, deception in animals, artificial intelligence models.

Research Statement

My research has a theoretical and an experimental component. My experimental work is on the functional neuroimaging of change detection and change blindness, and, more generally, the boundaries of unconscious processing in vision. My theoretical work focuses on the conceptual foundations of psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and artificial intelligence. In particular, I am engaged in projects on the nature of consciousness and qualia, the debate on the neural correlates of consciousness, the phenomenon of deception in non-human animals, and the role of introspection in pain perception.

Recent Representative Publications

Huettel SA, G�zeldere G & McCarthy G (2001). Dissociating the neural mechanisms of visual attention in change detection using functional MRI. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. 13(7): 1006-1018.

Duke University Academic Affiliations

Current Editorial Positions

Additional Education

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