Intersecting Minds

A NeuroHumanities & Consciousness Collective

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FALL 2026 SPEAKER SERIES

Poster for the Intersecting Minds Fall 2026 Speaker Schedule. Four talks, all at 1 PM EST: Sept. 18, Khalil Jaouad, “Minding the Mind While Reading/Writing Consciousness: Neuroliterary Analysis and the Future of Neurohumanities”; Oct. 9, Dr. Benjamin Dalton, “Neuroplasticity, Malabou, and the Narrative Ethics of Brain Tumors”; Nov. 13, Brittany Whelan, work-in-progress talk on Tristram Shandy; Dec. 4, Dr. Paul Tubig, topic TBD. More information: neurohumanism.com.

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