at Wittgenstein Haus, Vienna 2015
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I am a PhD candidate of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition at the University of Wollongong (Australia). My main research interests fall under the contemporary trends of E – cognitive science. My focused areas are predictive processing, cognitive penetrability and non-reductive metaphysics of cognitive processes. I am also interested mathematics as a study case of an embodied practice of cognition.
Ines Hipolito (BPHIL, 2010; MPHIL, 2012; PG COGNITIVE SCIENCE, 2015) School of Humanities and Social Inquiry Faculty of Law, Humanities, and the Arts Building 19. Office 6064 University of Wollongong New South Wales Australia Email: inesh@uow.edu.au |
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Previous Work
Research assistant, Laboratory of Experimental Phenomenology, University of Trento, Italy (2016).
Grant Research Fellow, Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “The Notion of Mathematical Proof” (2014-2015).
Grant Research Fellow, Institute for Philosophy of Nova, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “The Cognitive Foundations of the Self” (2013-2014).
Grant Research Fellow, Institute for Philosophy of Nova, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations: Re-evaluating a project” (2013)
Research assistant, Laboratory of Experimental Phenomenology, University of Trento, Italy (2016).
Grant Research Fellow, Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “The Notion of Mathematical Proof” (2014-2015).
Grant Research Fellow, Institute for Philosophy of Nova, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “The Cognitive Foundations of the Self” (2013-2014).
Grant Research Fellow, Institute for Philosophy of Nova, Nova University of Lisbon, at the Science and Technology Foundation (FCT) funded Project “Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations: Re-evaluating a project” (2013)
