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MIND & LANGUAGE

Team Leader : François Recanati

 

This team deals with several topics at the intersection of the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of language. Part of the research is associated with Recanati’s chair at College de France.

 

TEAM MEMBERS


Statutory members

Associate researcher

  • Michael Murez (Collège de France)

Post-doctoral fellows

PhD Students

Visiting PhDs

Young PhDs

Visiting faculty

  • David Papineau (KCL/Collège de France)

Visiting students

  • Valen Simpson (U. Valence)
  • Maxime Barbier (U. Milan/Institut Lyfe)
  • André Alecastro Curado Filho (Sorbonne Université)

 

PROJECTS


  • Essential Indexicality and Thoughts about Experience, ANR de recherche collaborative – internationale (PRCI), Martine Nida-Rümelin & Julien Bugnon (Université de Fribourg, Suisse), François Recanati & Gregory Bochner (Collège de France), 2023 - 2025
  • Let’s stop talking about Holmes : Philosophy of fiction beyond novels, Merel Semeijn (University of Groningen) : Rubicon grant by NWO (The Dutch Research Council). Institut Jean Nicod supervisor : François Recanati, 2022 - 2024
  • Re-evaluate Valence. Projet Emergence : Alliance Sorbonne Université (2023-25). PIs : Anouch Bourmayan (Sorbonne Université) Morgan Moyer, Isidora Stojanovic (CNRS), Brent Strickland (CNRS).
  • Mental Files : New Foundations, François Recanati (Collège de France), ERC Advanced Grant, 2024-2029.

 

NETWORKS


 

RECENT PUBLICATIONS


  • Recanati, F. (2024) Memory-based modes of presentation.Synthese,
  • Recanati, F. (2024) IEM Explained. Philosophical Psychology, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09515089.2024.2359493
  • Cepollaro, B., Sulpizio, S., Bianchi, C. and Stojanovic, I. (2023), "Slurs in Quarantine", Mind and Language
  • Stojanovic, I. and McNally, L. (2023) "Are Moral Predicates Subjective ? A Corpus Study", in Bordonaba, David (Ed.) Experimental Philosophy of Language : Perspectives, Methods and Prospects, Springer 2023. pp. 103-120

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