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About me
From December 2021, I am an Associate Professor (Professora Agregada) at the University of Barcelona. Until then, I'm a Beatriz Galindo distinguished researcher with a grant of the Spanish Science Ministry (awarded in 2020), at the same university, and a researcher with the LOGOS Group and the BIAP - Barcelona Institute for Analytic Philosophy. I'm also an associate member of LanCog Group at the University of Lisbon.
I specialize in philosophy of language, and work also in metaethics, feminist philosophy, and legal and social philosophy.
My recent work focuses on disagreement and conflicts, evaluative and normative discourse, including pejoratives, hate speech, feminism, and on the interaction between language and social reality.
I received my PhD in Philosophy from Stirling, and also studied at the Universities of Lisbon (BA/Licenciatura), and St. Andrews (MLitt).
I specialize in philosophy of language, and work also in metaethics, feminist philosophy, and legal and social philosophy.
My recent work focuses on disagreement and conflicts, evaluative and normative discourse, including pejoratives, hate speech, feminism, and on the interaction between language and social reality.
I received my PhD in Philosophy from Stirling, and also studied at the Universities of Lisbon (BA/Licenciatura), and St. Andrews (MLitt).
Some News
I am presently a Beatriz Galindo 2020 distinguished researcher. In the 2020 call, there were only 40 senior positions awarded in Spain, across all academic and scientific areas.
A note about the woman naming the grant:
Beatriz Galindo, sometimes spelled Beatrix, (c.1465 – 23 November 1534), was born in Salamanca. She was a Spanish Latinist and educator. She was a writer, humanist and a teacher of Queen Isabel of Castile and her children. Beatriz was one of the most educated women of her time. She was also known as "La Latina."
A note about the woman naming the grant:
Beatriz Galindo, sometimes spelled Beatrix, (c.1465 – 23 November 1534), was born in Salamanca. She was a Spanish Latinist and educator. She was a writer, humanist and a teacher of Queen Isabel of Castile and her children. Beatriz was one of the most educated women of her time. She was also known as "La Latina."
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Collective Action, Philosophy and Law, edited with Chiara Valentini, is published with Routledge (2021)
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Shifting Concepts, The Philosophy and Psychology
of Conceptual Variability, edited with Åsa Wikforss,
was published with Oxford University Press (2020).
My chapter "How Can Philosophy of Language Help Us Navigate the News Cycle?", came out in Elly Vintiadis (ed.) Philosophy by Women: 22 Philosophers Reflect on Philosophy and Its Value, published with Routledge. (2020)
I've written outreach articles for the Catalan newspaper Ara, on topics that go from freedom of speech to strategic ignorance. I have also written on free speech in the Portuguese newspaper Público online.
You can follow me on PhilPeople for more regular publication and conference updates.
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Departament de Filosofia Universitat de Barcelona C. Montalegre, 6-8 Barcelona 08001 |
