Introduction

I graduated at the University of Szeged in Philosophy in 2010, and I completed my doctoral studies in Philosophy at the same institution. I defended my doctoral thesis (summa cum laude) entitled The Power of Difference and the Paradox of Representation. Nietzsche's Critique of Metaphysics in 2015, in which I traced the formation of Nietzsche's critique of metaphysics throughout his oeuvre, with special reference to some lesser known influences (e.g. Boscovich and Spir). I have participated in and organized a few national and international conferences and workshops and I am the Erasmus Coordinator of the Department of Philosophy. I am also a member of the editorial board of our department’s periodical Különbség.

Research profile

My current focus of interest is the problem of the epistemology of modality, with the narrow theoretical framework of my investigations being the "new Humean" interpretations of causality and the analytic readings of Kantian transcendental epistemology and metaphysics, with regard to a possible cognitive semantic approach. At the same time, my research strives for interdisciplinarity in that it also reflects on the findings of current cognitive neuroscience and psychology.
My teaching profile includes various courses on the above mentioned topics, as well as methodological and tutorial classes.

List of publications

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