Bojana Mladenovic

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Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Williams-Exeter Programme at Oxford University

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Williams Oxford Program

Education

B.A. University of Belgrade (1984)
M.A. McGill University (1987)
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, Philosophy (1996)

Courses

PHIL 115 SEM

Personal Identity (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 209 / STS 209 SEM

Philosophy of Science (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 235 TUT

Morality and Partiality: Loyalty, Friendship, Patriotism (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 294 / COMP 294 TUT

Philosophy and Narrative Fiction (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 295 SEM

Philosophy of Film and Film Theory (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 301 SEM

Textual Meaning and Interpretation (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 310 TUT

Wittgenstein's Later Philosophy (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 322 TUT

Hume's "Treatise of Human Nature" (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 350 TUT

Emotions (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 364 / STS 364 SEM

Mental Health and Illness: Philosophical Considerations (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 378 SEM

Pragmatist Currents in Contemporary Epistemology and Philosophy of Science (not offered 2022/23)

PHIL 380 SEM

Relativism (not offered 2022/23)

Professional Affiliations

American Philosophical Association (APA) Philosophy of Science Association (PSA) The International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science (HOPOS) Austen-Riggs - Williams College Discussion Group

Other Courses

Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Medicine, Philosophy of Mathematics, Theories of Emotions, Pragmatism in Contemporary Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, Conceptions of Human Nature; Hume’s Treatise, Wittgenstein’s, Philosophical Investigations; Philosophy in Literature.

Travel Courses

Ancient Greek Philosophy in Greece; History and Philosophy of Biology in the Galapagos Islands.

Research

Kuhn’s Legacy: Epistemology and Metaphilosophy in Kuhn’s Mature Thought forthcoming with Columbia University Press; My current research is in general philosophy of science, theories of emotions and philosophical problems of the self.