Finally France has his second conference about 'hallucinations' and modified states of consciousness. Organized by ARTHEMOC (Association pour la Recherche Interdisciplinaire sur les Hallucinations et autres Etats Modifies de Conscience), "Hallucinations" (indeed a word/concept that the 'entheogen network' has rejected in more recent years...) is an International Symposium about Hallucinations in Philosophy and Cognitive Science that will be held in the heart of Paris, France, from April 8 to 11, 2009.
Luis Eduard Luna, Laurence Caruana and other known and less-known participants will animate the four days meeting.
Talks will be held in English with French translation.
Registration is mandatory and prices seem to be quite reasonable ( considering other often over-priced conferences...): 35 euros for individual conference days and 20 euros for the roundtable day (April 11).
Visit the symposium site for further infos.
If you'll be in Paris in those days, don't miss the event, one of the few held in Europe this year.
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