Get to know the Postdocs

The Geography of Philosophy Project postdoctoral researchers write about their areas of expertise on the Go Philosophy Blog. Please view the guide below to the postdocs’ writing to learn about their work.

Eastern Europe | Ljiljana Pantović

• Introduction to Ljiljana Pantović: medical anthropology, trust, and authority

• Tito in the closet: intersecting with socialism in the field

Ecuador | Josh Homan

• Introduction to Joshua Homan: the ethnology of western Amazonia

• Routes to Knowledge in the Upper Amazon

Japan | Yuri Sato

• Introduction to Yuri Sato: bridging logic and cognition

• From a viewpoint of epistemic logic and human reasoning

• Natural tasks for human reasoning

• Introduction to Experimental Pragmatics

• A Gift from Machine Learning

Morocco | Badr Guennoun

• Introduction to Badr Guennoun: social anthropology and gender studies

Peru | Emanuele Fabiano

• Introduction to Emanuele Fabiano: studying indigenous Amazonian communities

• Embodied Knowledge

• Indigenous Shipibo perspectives of COVID-19

• Awajún and Wampis perspectives of COVID-19

South Africa | Josien Reijer

• Introduction to Josien Reijer: interdisciplinary academic and global citizen

• Diversity and understanding: A Setswana perspective

South Korea | Minha Lee

• Introduction to Minha Lee: morality, happiness, culture

• High- and Low-Context Cultures and Responsibility for Miscommunication

United States | Daniel Wilkenfeld

• Introduction to Daniel Wilkenfeld: the nature of explanation and understanding

• Understanding the Side-Effect Effect of Understanding

United States | Jordan Kiper

• Introduction to Jordan Kiper: interdisciplinary anthropologist

• Understanding the Illusion of Understanding

• An Anthropological Perspective, part 1

United States | Kelli Barr

• Introduction to Kelli Barr: Philosophy in the Lab and in the Field

United States | Louis Chartrand

• Introduction to Louis Chartrand: Corpus-based concept analysis

• The Concept Series, part 1

• The Concept Series, part 2