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Notes from life and work
Notes from life and work
Back in Fiume (since January 2026)
Back in Fiume (since January 2026)
To celebrate my return to Rijeka/Fiume, I had my self-description rendered in our local northern Adriatic Venetian dialect. Here it goes:
Mi son professor associà a la University of Rijeka, in Croazia.
Adeso go el titolo de UNIRI Research Associate Professor, visto che son responsabile del progetto de ricerca TIPPS.
Go fato el BA in Filosofia e Storia a la Facoltà de Scienze Umanistiche e Sociali de la University of Rijeka, e dopo un master a la Central European University (quando la jera ancora a Budapest, in Ungheria). El mio PhD in filosofia lo go ciapà a la University of Rijeka.
Durante el dotorà go fato periodi de ricerca a la University of Vienna (Austria), al Konrad Lorenz Institute a Klosterneuburg (Austria), e a Hunter College, City University of New York (USA). Dopo, go continuà con altri soggiorni de studio e ricerca a la Radboud University (Olanda) e a la University of Graz (Austria).
Da dicembre 2024 a dicembre 2025 son stà Visiting Scholar a la Faculty of Philosophy de la University of Cambridge, UK.
Nel 2017 go vinto el Philosophical Explorations Essay Prize, e nel 2018 go ricevù el premio par i migliori giovani ricercatori in scienze umanistiche, dà da la Repubblica de Croazia.
Adeso son Editor-in-Chief del European Journal of Analytic Philosophy e presidente de la Croatian Society for Analytic Philosophy.
Qua podè trovar la mia pagina Google Scholar e el profilo PhilPeople.
Me podè trovar anca su sti social: Twitter/X, Facebook e Bluesky.
Back home to Cambridge (July 2025)
Back home to Cambridge (July 2025)
On my way back to Cambridge, I experienced a mirage — the CUP logo appeared! I took it as a good sign.
A review of my book Normative Reasons from a Naturalistic Point of View, published in the journal Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, by Elizabeth Ventham. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10677-025-10497-w
As a slightly older lad (but still clinging to youth), I was proud to win the Philosophical Explorations Essay Prize in 2017 for my paper "Normative reasons: response-dependence and the problem of idealization". They did announce I was the winner, though, in such tiny letters. This, among other things, later led to my receiving the award for the best young researcher in the humanities, awarded by the Republic of Croatia. So everything turned out fine!
Married with two kids. David and Ema's interpretation of The Scream. A fitting metaphor for our current phase of life! (Glasgow, Science Center, 2025, during BSPS 2025)
As a young lad, I was quite proud when a paper of mine on self-deception — published in the fringy Balkan Journal of Philosophy — caught the eye of José Luis Bermúdez himself, who then went on to write a response. Naturally, I wasn’t convinced by his counterarguments (sorry, José!), but instead of starting an academic duel, I chose the more sophisticated route: I hid… and published my reply in Croatian. 😄
Back in the day, I attended a German language course at a school in Vienna (Austria) with a group of fellow attendees from all over the place. I was certified at the B2 level. Good times!
April 2013
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