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1 Thursday, 4 October am 8.30 am Registration Arrival tea & coffee 8.30 am 9.00 am Welcome and Opening Remarks (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Associate Professor Michael Wong Conference Convenor Bill Fulford Developments in Philosophy and Psychiatry: Towards an Open Society of Ideas Fellow of St Catherine s College and Member of the Philosophy Faculty, University of Oxford 9.00 am 10.00am Keynote address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Michael First Conceptual issues in psychiatric diagnosis / classification in the 21st century am am Morning tea

2 10.30 am 12.00pm Parallel session 1A pm 1.00 pm Lunch SYMPOSIUM The Situated Self Mental illness, human ecology, and brain states Gillett, G. Diseases, Brain states and natural kinds Pickering, N. Personal identity and psychiatric wellness: a Spinozian view Walker, N. Parallel session 1B DIAGNOSIS Schizophrenia: One or many disorders Philips, J. Constitutive vs. Indicative conceptions of diagnostic criteria Repnikov, G. An examination of Psychiatric diagnosis through a social and critical lens Banerjee, A pm 2.00 pm Plenary address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Teresa Chan Jungian psychotherapy and cultural adaptations 2.00 pm 3.00 pm Parallel session 1C MIND The unconscious as a private language Bedrick, J. Supervenience and the mind-body problem in depression Ihara, H. Parallel session 1D PSYCHOPATHOLOGY An enactivist approach to looping effects Wang, A. Ruminations and hyperreflexivity: A common construct between different psychiatric diseases Davila, J pm 3.30 pm Afternoon tea

3 3.30 pm 4.30 pm Plenary address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Josephine Wong Assisted dying for individuals with mental disorders: a risky concept? 4.30 pm 6.00pm Parallel session 1E Friday, 5 October 2018 CULTURE Is gender disappointment a mental disorder? Browne, T. Can primary goods fix the extension of mental disorder between societies? Knox, T. Convert treatment and transcultural bioethics Pickering, N am 9.00 am Arrival tea & coffee Parallel session 1F VALUES 9.00 am am Keynote address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Georg Northoff am am Morning tea Altruistic kidney donation Psychiatric, ethical & philosophical perspectives Mak, V. Philosophy for resilience: A meaningful intervention for medical students Jeyasingam, N. Retrospective cross-sectional analysis of advance care planning among psychogeriatric inpatients Thomas Thekkuden, D. Are mental features spatiotemporal? What neuroscience and philosophy can learn from psychiatry?

4 10.30 am pm Parallel session 2A SYMPOSIUM Social Aesthetic I Social aesthetic and mental health Musalek, M. La Dolce Morte: Aesthetics in the treatment of suicidal ideation Hagan, W. Towards an aesthetics of diagnosis Sadler, J. Parallel session 2B METHOD Psychiatry and the scientific method: Popper, Lakatos, and Kuhn considered Ryder, S. The mind and psychiatry in the age of digitalization and artificial intelligence Chan, K. The history of science is history. The history of philosophy is philosophy. The history of psychiatry is? Bedrick, J pm 1.00 pm Lunch 1.00 pm 2.00 pm Plenary address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Eric Chen Psychopathology possible? Integrating Phenomenology and Cognitive Science in Clinical Psychiatry 2.00 pm 3.00 pm Parallel session 2C SYMPOSIUM Social Aesthetic II What does the universe consist of? Neo-Fregean insights that matter in mental health Van Staden, W. Aesthetics and Well-being: At Home with our Values in Mental Health Fulford, K. Parallel session 2D SYMPOSIUM The Player, the Poet Myth, madness, nietzsche and the child Goodfellow, B. Learning from lorca: Yerma and a new mother who grieves Lim, I.

5 3.00 pm 3.30 pm Afternoon tea 3.30 pm 4.25 pm Plenary address Michael Wong Giving a voice to users, carers and practitioners: hermeneutics and the whole person discourse 4.25 pm 4.30 pm Announcement of International Network for Philosophy and Psychiatry: 21 st Annual Conference Warsaw, Autumn 2019 Theme: Experts and Representations 4.30 pm 6:00 pm Parallel session 2E RANZCP SYMPOSIUM Self The self is an illusion: A conceptual framework for psychiatry Stankevicius, S. Does biopsychosocial formulation work in addressing the notion of the self and delivering patient-centred care? Wong, M. Parallel session 2F SYMPOSIUM Dysphoria Dysphoria as a complex emotional state and its role in psychopathology Starcevic, S. Dysphoria in Bipolar Affective Disorder Davison, L. Irritability and dysphoria in burn out syndromes: Diagnostic and therapeutic relevance Musalek, M. 6.30pm 10pm Conference Dinner Jumbo Kingdom Floating Restaurant (Main Deck Fu Kwai Teng) Shum Wan Pier Dr, Aberdeen Please note that tickets for the Conference Dinner must have been pre-purchased in advance of the conference by delegates (no onsite sale of tickets available)

6 Saturday, 6 October am 9.00 am Arrival tea & coffee 9.00 am am Plenary address (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Venerable Sik Hin Hung Buddhist philosophy, neuroscience and mental health am am Parallel session 3A ETHICS Neuroenhancement and its associated concepts in psychiatric clinical practice Sakakibara, E. Parallel session 3B PRACTICE Spiritual factors and philosopical beliefs in mental health: Towards a mature spirituality Bertorelli, D. Informed consent must include defining euthymia as a treatment goal in the treatment of mood disorders Durrell, A. Nova et vetera. Prospects for the application of Thomism in the philosophy of psychiatry in the 21st century Kosmowski, W am am Morning tea am pm Plenary Panel Discussion (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) John Sadler pm 1.00 pm Thank you and closing (Lim Por Yen Lecture Theatre) Program subject to change (note order of symposium presentations may alter)