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Andreas Stokke Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University, Box 627, SE-75126 Uppsala, Sweden Andreas.Stokke@filosofi.Uu.Se • Curriculum Vitae • September 2021 Andreas Stokke Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University, Box 627, SE-75126 Uppsala, Sweden andreas.stokke@filosofi.uu.se • www.andreasstokke.net Areas of Specialization Philosophy of Language, Formal Semantics, Epistemology Areas of Competence Logic, Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mind, Metaphysics Degrees and Qualifications Docent in Philosophy, Umeå University, Apr. 2015 PhD in Philosophy, Arché, University of St Andrews, 2006–2010 • Dissertation title: Indexical- ity and Presupposition: Explorations beyond Truth-Conditional Content • Dissertation supervisors: Herman Cappelen, François Recanati MLitt in Philosophy with Distinction, University of St Andrews, 2005–2006 MA in Philosophy with First Class Hons., University of Copenhagen, 2004–2006 BA in Philosophy with First Class Hons., University of Copenhagen, 1997–2002 Academic Positions Senior lecturer (universitetslektor) in Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Uppsala Univer- sity, since July 2017 Pro Futura Scientia Research Fellow, Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study, July 2016–June 2021 • Nominating department: Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University Senior lecturer (universitetslektor) in Philosophy, Department of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies, Umeå University, Jan. 2013–July 2016 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, LanCog Research Group, University of Lisbon, June 2012–Dec 2012 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature, University of Oslo, Oct. 2010–May 2012 Visiting Appointments Visiting Fellow, Magdalen College, Oxford, Jan.–Mar. 2020 Academic Visitor, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, Sept. 2019–July 2020 1 Visiting Scholar, Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature, University of Oslo, Feb.–Mar., Oct.–Dec. 2009 Visiting Scholar, Philosophy and Linguistics, New York University, Aug.–Dec. 2008 Additional Affiliation Senior Member, LanCog Research Group, University of Lisbon, since Jan. 2013 Associate Fellow, Arché, University of St Andrews, Jan. 2011–Sept. 2020 Affiliate, Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature, University of Oslo, July 2013–Sept. 2017 Prizes and Awards Royal Skyttean Society Young Researcher Award, 2015. Humanities Achievement Award, Umeå University, 2015. SEK 433.000,00 Humanities Achievement Award, Umeå University, 2014. SEK 433.000,00 Research Grants Conference grant, The Language of Fiction, Uppsala, June 2019, Swedish Research Council (VR 2019-00334), 2019. SEK 150.000,00. 3 year research project, Representation and Perspective in Language, Swedish Research Council (VR 2014-737), 2015–2017. SEK 1.800.000,00 Analysis Trust Studentship, 2009–2010 Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature International Student Fellowship, Feb.–Mar. 2009 Arts & Humanities Research Council, Doctoral Scheme, 2006–2009 Arts and Divinity Research Scholarship, University of St Andrews, 2006–2009 Publications Books The Language of Fiction (co-edited with Emar Maier), Oxford University Press, in press Lying and Insincerity, Oxford University Press, 2018 Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, and Politics (co-edited with Eliot Michaelson), Oxford Univer- sity Press, 2018 2 Papers ”Här och där,” Filosofisk tidskrift, in press. ”Protagonist Projection, Character Focus, and Mixed Quotation,” in Maier and Stokke (eds.), The Language of Fiction, Oxford University Press, in press. “Lying, Deception, and Epistemic Advantage,” in J. Khoo and R. Sterken (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Social and Political Philosophy of Language, Routledge, 2021. ”Fiction and Importation,” Linguistics and Philosophy, 2021. ”Context as Knowledge” (with Torfinn Huvenes), Mind & Language, 2021. ”Free Indirect Discourse in Non-Fiction,” Frontiers in Communication, 5:606616, 2021. ”Fictional Names and Individual Concepts,” Synthese, 198(8), 7829-7859, 2021. ”Features of Referential Pronouns and Indexical Presuppositions,” Inquiry, 2020. ”Navigation and Indexical Thought,” Erkenntnis, 2020. “Lies, Harm, and Practical Interest,” Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 98(2), 2019, 329– 345. “Bullshitting,” in J. Meibauer (ed.) The Oxford Handbook of Lying, Oxford University Press, 2018, 264–276. “Lying, Sincerity, and Quality,” in J. Meibauer (ed.) The Oxford Handbook of Lying, Oxford Uni- versity Press, 2018, 134–148. “Introduction” (with Eliot Michaelson), in E. Michaelson and A. Stokke (eds.), Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, Politics, Oxford University Press, 2018 “Fabrication and Testimony,” in E. Michaelson and A. Stokke (eds.), Lying: Language, Knowledge, Ethics, Politics, Oxford University Press, 2018 “Paternalistic Lying and Deception,” in K. Grill and J. Hanna (eds.), The Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Paternalism, Routledge, 2018 “Bullshitting, Lying, and Indifference toward Truth” (with Don Fallis), Ergo, 4(10), 2017, 277–309 “Conventional Implicature, Presupposition, and Lying,” Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume, 91(1), 2017, 127-147 “Metaphors and Martinis: A Response to Jessica Keiser,” Philosophical Studies, 174(4), 2017, 853– 859 “Proposing, Pretending, and Propriety: A Response to Don Fallis,” Australasian Journal of Philos- ophy, 95(1), 2017, 178–183 “Lies, Deception, and Manipulation,” Thule: Kungl. Skytteanska samfundets årsbok, 29, 2016, pp. 79–90 “What is Said?” (with Anders Schoubye), Noûs, 50(4), 2016, 759–793 “Truthfulness and Gricean Cooperation,” Grazer Philosophische Studien, 93(3), 2016, 489–510 3 “Information Centrism and the Nature of Contexts” (with Torfinn Huvenes), Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 94(2), 2016, 301–314 “Lying and Misleading in Discourse,” Philosophical Review, 125(1), 2016, 83–134 “Manipulation, bedrag og det forkerte i at lyve”, Filosofisk tidskrift, 36(3), 2015, 44–51 “Insincerity,” Noûs, 48(3), 2014, 496–520 “Truth and Context Change,” Journal of Philosophical Logic, 43(1), 2014, 33–51 “And and And*,” in L. Goldstein (ed.), Brevity, Oxford University Press, 2013 “Lying and Asserting,” Journal of Philosophy, CX(1), 2013, 33–60 “Uoprigtighed og viden via vidnesbyrd” [Insincerity and Testimonial Knowledge], Norsk filosofisk tidsskrift [Norwegian Journal of Philosophy], 48(2), 2013, 121–132 “Protagonist Projection,” Mind & Language, 28(2), 2013, 204–232 “Lying, Deceiving, and Misleading,” Philosophy Compass, 8(4), 2013, 348–359 “Intention-Sensitive Semantics,” Synthese, 175(3), 2010, 383–404 Reviews and Critical Notices “Review of Peter Hanks, Propositional Content, Oxford University Press, 2015,” Notre Dame Philo- sophical Reviews, February, 2016 “Saying too Little and Saying too Much. Critical Notice of Lying, Misleading, and What is Said by Jennifer Saul,” Disputatio V(35), 2013, 81–91 “Review of Wright and Jang (eds.), New Waves in Truth, Palgrave Macmillan, July, 2010,” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, 2011 Teaching As Senior Lecturer at Uppsala University Epistemology (A level), Fall 2021 Metaphysics (A level), Fall 2021 Logic (B level), Spring 2021 Knowing and Trusting What You are Told: Issues in the Epistemology and Ethics of Testimony, advanced level, Fall 2020 Philosophy of Mind (B level), Spring 2019 Taste, Fun, Beauty: Predicates of Personal Taste, advanced level, Fall 2018 Perspective in Language and Thought, advanced level, Spring 2018, Fall 2021 Knowing and Trusting What You are Told: Issues in the Epistemology and Ethics of Testimony, advanced level, Fall 2017 4 As Associate Professor at Umeå University Logic and Formal Methods (B level), Cognitive Science Program, Spring 2016, Spring 2015, Spring 2014, Spring 2013 Philosophy of Language (A level), Fall 2015, Spring 2015, Fall 2014, Spring 2014, Fall 2013, Spring 2013 Logic (A level), Fall 2014, Spring 2014, Fall 2013 Knowledge, Development and Learning (A level), Umeå School of Education, Fall 2014, Fall 2013 Two-Dimensional Semantics: Indexicality and the A Priori, graduate level, Spring 2014 Introduction to Philosophy (A level), Fall 2013, Spring 2013 Knowledge and Memory (A level), Cognitive Science Program, Fall 2013 Action (A level), Cognitive Science Program, Fall 2013 As Teaching Assistant at the University of St Andrews Reasoning and Knowledge, Spring 2008 Mind and Reality, Fall 2007 Introduction to Logic, Spring 2007 Knowledge and Reality, Fall 2006 Training Research Supervision in Practice [Forskarhandledning i praktiken], Umeå University, Fall 2013 Introduction to Tutoring/Demonstration, University of St Andrews, Fall 2006 Assessment to Academic Misconduct, University of St Andrews, Fall 2006 PhD Student Supervision Sofia Bokros, Uppsala University, primary supervisor, since 2021 Carl Montan, Uppsala University, secondary supervisor, since 2020 Nils Franzén, Uppsala University, secondary supervisor, 2017–2018 Bram Vaassen, Umeå University, secondary supervisor, 2014–2016 5 Presentations Refereed “Fictions and Derived Contexts,” Once upon a time...: Semantic approaches to fiction, literature, and narrative, University of Groningen, Sept. 2018 “Testimony and New Knowledge,” Swedish Congress of Philosophy, Stockholm, June 2013 “Metasemantics and Indirectness,” 1st PLM Conference, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sept. 2011 “Modality, Counterfactuals, and Anti-Exceptionalism,” Dublin Postgraduate Conference on Philo- sophical Methodology, Trinity College, Dublin, Mar. 2010 “Truth and Meaning in Dynamic Semantics,” Respondent: Johannes Schmitt, UCLA/USC Grad- uate Conference, University of Southern California, Feb. 2010 “Felicity and Expression in Dynamic Semantics,” ENFA 2009, University of Évora, Portugal, Sept. 2009 “Felicity and Expression in Dynamic
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