Prof. Dr. Cristina Borgoni
Phone: +49 (0)921 / 55-4145
e-Mail: cristina.borgoni@uni-bayreuth.de
Building GW II, room 01.22
Universität Bayreuth
Universitätsstr. 30
D-95447 Bayreuth
Homepage: crisborgoni.com
I am Professor of Epistemology at the University of Bayreuth since 2018. My philosophical interests concern various aspects of individuals’ minds (beliefs, rationality, self-knowledge, fragmentation, and implicit biases) as well as various aspects of interpersonal interaction (testimony, deference to first-person authority, epistemic injustice, and communication). I have published extensively in both areas.
I was previously assistant professor at the University of Graz (2013-2017), postdoc at UCLA with Tyler Burge (2011-2013), and postdoc at UCL with Lucy O’Brien (2010). I wrote my PhD thesis at the University of Granada (2009), supervised by Manolo Pinedo, with the support of a Spanish National Grant (2005-2009), undertaking two short visits to Sussex University (with Sarah Sawyer and Murali Ramachandran) and UCLA (with Tyler Burge).
Please visit my webpage for more information: https://crisborgoni.com
See also my chair's website here: https://www.borgoni.uni-bayreuth.de/en/index.html
Areas of Specialization
Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind: self-knowledge, first-person authority, beliefs, rationality, cognitive dissonance, fragmentation, implicit bias, epistemic injustice.
Areas of Competence
Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Psychology
Supervision
I supervise bachelor and master theses on traditional topics in Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind as well as on politically oriented topics: conspiracy theory, implicit biases, and epistemic injustice.
PhD candidates are welcome to contact me directly. Please make sure that your project bears a clear connection to my fields of specialization.
I am Professor of Epistemology at the University of Bayreuth since 2018. My philosophical interests concern various aspects of individuals’ minds (beliefs, rationality, self-knowledge, fragmentation, and implicit biases) as well as various aspects of interpersonal interaction (testimony, deference to first-person authority, epistemic injustice, and communication). I have published extensively in both areas.
I was previously assistant professor at the University of Graz (2013-2017), postdoc at UCLA with Tyler Burge (2011-2013), and postdoc at UCL with Lucy O’Brien (2010). I wrote my PhD thesis at the University of Granada (2009), supervised by Manolo Pinedo, with the support of a Spanish National Grant (2005-2009), undertaking two short visits to Sussex University (with Sarah Sawyer and Murali Ramachandran) and UCLA (with Tyler Burge).
Please visit my webpage for more information: https://crisborgoni.com
See also my chair's website here: https://www.borgoni.uni-bayreuth.de/en/index.html
Areas of Specialization
Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind: self-knowledge, first-person authority, beliefs, rationality, cognitive dissonance, fragmentation, implicit bias, epistemic injustice.
Areas of Competence
Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Psychology
Supervision
I supervise bachelor and master theses on traditional topics in Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind as well as on politically oriented topics: conspiracy theory, implicit biases, and epistemic injustice.
PhD candidates are welcome to contact me directly. Please make sure that your project bears a clear connection to my fields of specialization.
I am Professor of Epistemology at the University of Bayreuth since 2018. My philosophical interests concern various aspects of individuals’ minds (beliefs, rationality, self-knowledge, fragmentation, and implicit biases) as well as various aspects of interpersonal interaction (testimony, deference to first-person authority, epistemic injustice, and communication). I have published extensively in both areas.
I was previously assistant professor at the University of Graz (2013-2017), postdoc at UCLA with Tyler Burge (2011-2013), and postdoc at UCL with Lucy O’Brien (2010). I wrote my PhD thesis at the University of Granada (2009), supervised by Manolo Pinedo, with the support of a Spanish National Grant (2005-2009), undertaking two short visits to Sussex University (with Sarah Sawyer and Murali Ramachandran) and UCLA (with Tyler Burge).
Please visit my webpage for more information: https://crisborgoni.com
See also my chair's website here: https://www.borgoni.uni-bayreuth.de/en/index.html
Areas of Specialization
Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind: self-knowledge, first-person authority, beliefs, rationality, cognitive dissonance, fragmentation, implicit bias, epistemic injustice.
Areas of Competence
Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Psychology
Supervision
I supervise bachelor and master theses on traditional topics in Epistemology and Philosophy of Mind as well as on politically oriented topics: conspiracy theory, implicit biases, and epistemic injustice.
PhD candidates are welcome to contact me directly. Please make sure that your project bears a clear connection to my fields of specialization.