Fields of interest

Philosophy of mind, psychology and cognitive science (especially perception), epistemology, aesthetics.

Training

[1995] PhD in Philosophy. University of Geneva. Dissertation: The dynamic structure of mental states. Committee: Kevin Mulligan (supervisor), Jonathan Barnes, Jacques Bouveresse, Pascal Engel, David Wiggins.

[1990] MA in Philosophy. University of Geneva. Dissertation: From space to objectivity: the problem of spatial realism. Supervisor: Kevin Mulligan.

[1989] BA in Philosophy, Linguistics & Ancient Greek. University of Geneva. Dissertation: De l’interprétation, à travers le prisme de l’action et de la perception. Supervisor: Kevin Mulligan.

Teaching positions

[2004-] Professor, Cognitive Philosophy, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris.

[2003] Lecturer, Logic & Cognition, University of Paris IV-Sorbonne.

[1997-2003] Lecturer, General Philosophy and Logic. University of Rouen.

[1990-1995] Teaching Assistant, University of Geneva, Department of Philosophy.

Other positions and professional invitations

[2000-] Member of Institut Jean-Nicod (UMR 8129; CNRS, EHESS et ENS), Paris.

[2007] Invited Professor, UNAM/IIF, Mexico, October.

[2004] Invited Researcher, Macquarie University, Sydney, October-December.

[1999] Member of CREA (UMR 7656; CNRS & Ecole Polytechnique), Paris.

[1996-1997] Visiting Scholar, Oxford, University College & University of Warwick.

[1993-1994] Visiting Scholar, Oxford, University College.

[1993] Visiting Scholar, Stanford University, Center for the Study of Language and Information, May.

Invited Researcher/Professor, University of Geneva, Fribourg, Neuchâtel.

Research sabbatical year at CNRS (Institut Jean-Nicod)

Researcher at National Swiss Science Foundation.

Membership of professional societies

French-Speaking Society of Analytic Philosophy (Co-Treasurer, 2003-2006; Vice-Président, 1997-2000).

European Society of Philosophy and Psychology (Treasurer, 1999-2002).

Swiss Society of Philosophy (Secretary of Genevese Group, 1990-1996).

ArtCognition (Vice-Président).

Prize

Bronze Medal from CNRS (2003).