Phenomenology and Neurophenomenology Resources Online

For the eleventh anniversary of Francisco Varela's untimely death, I compiled a couple of online resources about phenomenology and neurophenomenology (to be continued).

Audio and Video:

• Youtube playlist of the videos of the 2011 conference "Embodiment of Life" - mainly on the legacy of Francisco Varela (see also the upcoming 2012 version)
• Youtube playlist of ~70 videos on Phenomenology: mainly about or with Heidegger but also including Husserl, Jaspers, Dreyfus as well as Nietzsche
• Audio files of Hubert Dreyfus' 2011 lecture on Heidegger's Being and Time (Phil 185) at Berkeley
• Video of the panel discussion "The Reflective Self" at Columbia in 2008 with Dan Zahavi, Evan Thompson and others
• Audio and video files (plus transcripts) of the 2006 symposium "Mind and Reality" at Columbia

Blogs:

• "Neurophenomenology" maintained by Owen McNally, PhD - includes a nice historic overview(part 1, part 2, part 3)
• "Learning Philosophy of Change" by Giorgio Bertini, particularly the posts tagged "Varela"

Texts:

• 2004 special issue of Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences on "Naturalizing Phenomenology" (edited by Antoine Lutz)
• Thomas Nagel (1974) What is it like to be a bat? (pdf)
• David Chalmers' collection of online texts on Phenomenology and Consciousness and the same topics at PhilPapers