My thesis explores the compatibilities and tensions between 4E approaches to cognition—especially enactivism—and more traditional frameworks in philosophy of mind and cognitive science, such as representationalism and computationalism. I am also interested in ordinary language philosophy, particularly in how its methodology can be enriched by recent research on cognitive biases and conceptual metaphors.
Qualification
MA, Philosophy, University of São Paulo
BA, Philosophy, University of São Paulo
BA, Journalism, Faculdade Cásper Líbero