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Kevin MULLIGAN
Curricullum Vitae 2004
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Personal:
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Born in Shifnal, County of Salop, Great Britain
(23.6.1951); Irish and British nationality.
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Undergraduate studies B.A.:
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(Hons.) Philosophy, Trinity College, Cambridge (1969-72).
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Graduate studies. M.A.:
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Tübingen, Philosophy (1975); Ph. D. Manchester,
Philosophy (1980).
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Academic positions:
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"Lehrbeauftragte" in Philosophy, Hamburg
(1982-3), Constance (1984-5). Guest Professor, Umea, Sweden (1985),
Research Fellow, Institute of Philosophy, Graz (1985-6).
Ordinary Professor of Analytic Philosophy, University of Geneva (since 1986). Guest Professor: Trento, CH-Freiburg, Rome, Venice, Lausanne, Florence, Pennsylvania, Aix, Sorbonne, U. Sydney, Santiago de Compostela, Barcelona, Innsbruck, Lucerne (1987-2004). Visiting Fellow: Canberra, Research School; Macquarie (1993, 1996). Visiting Professor: Collège des Humanités, Ecole polytechnique fédérale, Lausanne (since 2002) Distinguished Visiting Professor : Irvine, California (1993), Trinity College, Dublin (since 2004) |
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Graduate training:
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Thesis director for 15 successfully completed doctoral
theses (2 as co-director). 14 successful former doctoral students
hold university positions around the world including chairs in Montreal,
Milan and Rome, a Readership in Nottingham, 3 senior positions at
the French CNRS. I currently supervise 11 doctoral students. I have
also supervised 54 other postgraduate theses (DEA/MA). More than
14 of the authors of these theses occupy university positions.
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Distinctions:
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Agnes Cumings Lecture Series, University College,
Dublin (1992). The Burman Lectures, Umea (2002). Numerous keynote
speeches.
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Major research interests:
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Philosophy of mind - perception, emotions - and
language. Analytic ontology and metaphysics. Value theory. History
of Austrian philosophy from Bolzano to Wittgenstein and Musil.
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Past and present research support:
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Swiss National Research Fund, Universities of Geneva
and Lausanne.
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Membership:
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Initiator and member of European Society for Analytic
Philosophy
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Professional activities:
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Member of Editorial Board of Philosophy and Phenomenological
Research (l987-1997), Monist, Dialectica (Reviews Editor), Brentano-Studien,
Lingua e Stile, European Yearbook of Philosophy, International Journal
of Philosophical Studies, Oxford Studies in Metaphysics.
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