Eduardo García Ramírez
Philosophy PhD, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Adjunct Research Fellow, CONICET
Eduardo is a member of BA-LingPhil, the Advisory Board for the Philosophy of Language: Connections and Perspectives (Rowman & Littlefield) book series, and part of the Referee Board for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. He has taught philosophy courses at the University of Michigan, UNAM, and UBA. His research is primarily focused on natural language and its relation with actual human cognition. He is specially interested in the philosophy, cognitive psychology and developmental psychology crossroads. He has published over 20 papers in multiple journals such as Mind & Language, Philosophical Quarterly, Review of Philosophy and Psychology, Crítica and Análisis Filosófico. He has also published five book chapters with academic publishers in Mexico, Spain, and Germany. He has authored two philosophy books, coordinated one, and translated Lewis’ classical On The Plurality of Worlds into Spanish. He has delivered multiple talks in different universities in Australia, Austria, Chile, Germany, Spain, Singapore, and the US. Hi has been responsible for two research projects with independent funding, and the director of over 10 philosophy research theses at BA, MA, and PhD programs.