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Antonio Salgado Borge
Assistant Professor in Philosophy, Faculty of Arts
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Biography
I joined the University of Nottingham in Fall 2023. Before, I was Alexander von Humboldt Postdoc Fellow at Humboldt University Berlin and Associate Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of St. Andrews (2022-23). I completed my Philosophy PhD at the University of Edinburgh (2021).
My area of research specialization is Early Modern Philosophy. I have competence in metaphysics, philosophy of mind, Latin American philosophy, philosophy of history and Ancient philosophy. I am happy to consider PhD proposals from research students in any of these areas.
Expertise Summary
AOS: Early Modern Philosophy
AOC: Ancient Philosophy; Latin American Philosophy; Metaphysics; Philosophy of Mind
Teaching Summary
Ancient Philosophy; Metaphysics; Latin American Philosophy; Philosophy of Mind; Philosophy of History; History of Analytic Philosophy
Research Summary
My research is in Early Modern Philosophy, particularly metaphysics, philosophy of mind, and epistemology. I am specially interested in early modern rationalism. My current research explores… read more
I write opinion articles using my philosophical skills to analyse social and political issues. I'm especially interested in understanding the challenges that new populism and far-right groups pose to democracy, the social implications of new technological developments, and the connection between these. My journalistic articles are currently published in Aristegui Noticias, a Mexican outlet directed by the internationally-awarded journalist Carmen Aristegui. I have also written in Proceso, SinEmbargo, Letras Libres, and Diario de Yucatán.
Current Research
My research is in Early Modern Philosophy, particularly metaphysics, philosophy of mind, and epistemology. I am specially interested in early modern rationalism. My current research explores Spinoza's account of the place of mentality in nature.
I am happy to consider proposals from research students wanting to work in any of these areas.