In 1997 I received my first degree in Philosophy (Laurea summa cum laude in Filosofia) at the Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna with a dissertation on conceptual relativism supervised by Eva Picardi. For five months during my degree I was an Erasmus student at the University of Leeds, focusing on the history and philosophy of science.
In 1998 I got an MA in Philosophy with distinction from King's College London where, supervised by Donald Gillies, I wrote a dissertation on the rationality of scientific revolutions. In 2000 I obtained the BPhil in Philosophy (University of Oxford) with a dissertation on the rationality debate in philosophy and the cognitive sciences under the supervision of Bill Newton-Smith.
After the BPhil, I moved to the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University in Canberra. I worked on my PhD under the supervision of Martin Davies in the Philosophy Programme. My thesis was a challenge to Donald Davidson's rationality constraint on the ascription of beliefs.
In 1998 I got an MA in Philosophy with distinction from King's College London where, supervised by Donald Gillies, I wrote a dissertation on the rationality of scientific revolutions. In 2000 I obtained the BPhil in Philosophy (University of Oxford) with a dissertation on the rationality debate in philosophy and the cognitive sciences under the supervision of Bill Newton-Smith.
After the BPhil, I moved to the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University in Canberra. I worked on my PhD under the supervision of Martin Davies in the Philosophy Programme. My thesis was a challenge to Donald Davidson's rationality constraint on the ascription of beliefs.
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| Lisa, Budapest 2015, photo by Nino Kadic |