Short-term fellowShips
Agency
June 15 – July 3, 2020
Invited Faculty:
Short-term fellowships
Short-term fellowships are meant to support seminar participants to spend a 3-month research period at the University of California, San Diego. Each year the fellowships are granted to three of our participants. During their visit, fellows will work on an already existing draft of a paper on themes of the project, with the goal of having it ready for submission to a top-tier Anglo-American or Latin American academic journal by the time the fellowship ends.
Due to COVID-19, in 2020 and 2021 the fellowships will be granted to three participants to work virtually under the supervision of a project affiliated instructor a whole semester in getting ready a draft of a paper for publication.
Short-term fellowships are meant to support seminar participants to spend a 3-month research period at the University of California, San Diego. Each year the fellowships are granted to three of our participants. During their visit, fellows will work on an already existing draft of a paper on themes of the project, with the goal of having it ready for submission to a top-tier Anglo-American or Latin American academic journal by the time the fellowship ends.
Emily Bingeman
“The Risks of Praise”
Dalhousie University
Federico Burdman
“Difficulty and Degrees of
Control in Addictive Behavior”
Universidad de Buenos Aires,
IIF-SADAF-CONICET
Juan Diego Morales
“Emergent Agent Causation”
Universidad de Cartagena
Katherine Vidueira
“Constitutivism and Sociality”
University of California, Riverside, USA
Diego Rodríguez
“Doxastic Responsibility as Answerability”
UNAM, México
Sebastián Figueroa
“Interpreting actions with norms. The twofold nature of the “Ought Implies Can” principle”
Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile
Research Fellowships
Research Fellowships are meant to support the work of project participants. In 2020 the fellowships were granted to three participants who will be working under the supervision of a project affiliated instructor a whole semester in getting ready a draft of a paper for publication.
Jennifer Morton Website
Professor of Philosophy
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Website
Myrto Mylopolous
Professor of Philosophy
and Cognitive Science
Carleton University
Website
Santiago Amaya
Professor of Philosophy
Universidad de los Andes
Website
