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Vanja Subotic
Vanja Subotić works as a research associate at the University of Belgrade, where she also earned her PhD in Philosophy in 2023. She was a researcher fellow at the University of Turin, Italy, and visiting teaching staff at the University of Rijeka, Croatia. Vanja specializes in philosophy of science, philosophy of mind & cognition, and philosophy of language. She is passionate about science communication and public outreach and believes that everyone in academia has a moral and epistemic responsibility to leave the ivory tower now and then.
Education:University of Belgrade, 2023PhD PhilosophyUniversity of Belgrade, 2021, 2018MA Philosophy, MSc in Computational Methods in Social Sciences and HumanitiesUniversity of Belgrade, 2017BA PhilosophyExpertise:Articles by Vanja Subotic
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