This document lists the authors, affiliations, and titles of papers presented at a conference on process philosophy and psychology. It includes scholars from universities and colleges in Europe, the United States, and India representing a wide range of topics including subjective time, shamanism, balance, intentionality, Whitehead's categoreal scheme, process approaches to consciousness, self-consciousness, feeling, sense certainty, dreaming, and the influence of process thought on Indian philosophies.

1. Scholar Affil. Title
Jason W. Brown New York
University Medical
Center
Subjective time
and the continuity
of the mental life
Michel Weber Centre de
philosophie
pratique, Brussels
Shamanism and
proto-
consciousness
dzhadyaev@windowslive.co
m
State University,
Dnipropetrovsk,
Ukraine
The Notion of
Balance
luca.vanzago@unipv.it Università di Pavia The nature of
intentionality and
the intentionality
in nature. A
reflection on
Whitehead’s
conception of
experience
lehel.alpar@gmail.com University of
Debrecen, Hungary
Whitehead’s
categoreal scheme
as a
Socialpsychiatric
Game from
Autists to Reality
mt_teixeira@netcabo.pt Universidade de
Lisboa
The relevance of
process
philosophy to
psychology and
philosophy of
mind
Atmanspacher & Gundel :
haa@igpp.de
Institut für
Grenzgebiete der
Psychologie und
Psychohygiene,
Freiburg
Mind-Matter
Correlations in
Dual-Aspect
Monism
D. bradford :
dtbrad@flash.net
Neuropsychologist,
Austin, Texas
A Process
Perspective on
Mystical States of
Awareness
gary.goldberg.md@gmail.co
m
Medical College of
Virginia
An Evolutionary-
Developmental
Neuroscience for
Whitehead’s
Theory of
Prehension and
Learning;
How Dual
Premotor Systems
in the Brain May
Generate Novel
Behavior and
Actualize Choice
through Creative
Process
Don Tucker :
dtucker@oregon.uoregon.
edu, dtucker@egi.com
University of
Oregon
ferdinand.angel@uni-graz.at Karl-Franzens-
Universität Graz
Creditions—
processes of
believing.
Questions
regarding their
foundation in a
theory of process
clivesherlock@gmail.com Oxford Centre for
Mindfulness and
Adaptation Practice
Process
Approaches to
Consciousness in
mwskatzko@yahoo.com Nijmegen, The
Netherlands
A Process
Account of Self-
Consciousness
bogdan.p.rusu@gmail.com Paris I Sorbonne Feeling: From
British
Psychology to
Whitehead's

2. Metaphysics
Tina Röck :
Tina.Roeck@uibk.ac.at
Universität
Innsbruck
Sense certainty
and the concrete
in Hegel and
Whitehead
E. Mingarelli :
ele.mingarelli@gmail.com
Università di Milano
Statale
Re-thinking the
Self. Process
Philosophy in
Murray and
Morgan's
Personology
J. weidenbaum
jow@berkeleycollege.edu
Berkeley College,
NYC
The Self, the
Other, and the
Creative Advance:
How a
Whiteheadian
Psychology Can
Integrate
Interpersonal,
Existential and
Dialogical
Accounts of
Personal
Development
ronny-desmet@skynet.be Vrije Universiteit
Brussel
A Whiteheadian
reading of Frankl's
logotherapy
D. Roy : admin@cctnet.com The Creative
Transformation
Institute, Fresno Ca
Consciousness of
the Self
J.A.Pickering@warwick.ac.u
k
Warwick University Interminable
signification: a
biosemiotic
framework for
Whitehead,
Merleau-Ponty
and Deleuze
paul.stenner@open.ac.uk Open University,
London
Experience,
liminality and
affectivity:
integrating
process
philosophy
(Whitehead),
process
anthropology
(Turner) and
psychology
without
foundations
Riccardo Manzotti Libera Università di
Lingue e
Comunicazione
IULM , Milano
A process model
for dream and
hallucinations
aljoscha.berve@uni-
duesseldorf.de
Maassen.H@onlinehome.d
e
kkachappilly@hotmail.com Dharmaram College,
Bangalore
Roots/Seeds of
Process Thought
in Indian
Philosophies and
Religions
kaeteelliott@me.com