Francesca Bordogna
Renowned for fostering collaboration on interdisciplinary research, Francesca Bordogna is an esteemed Associate Professor in the Program of Liberal Studies and the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Notre Dame. Her academic journey is marked by a profound exploration of the history of mind sciences, with a particular emphasis on psychology and its philosophical ramifications. Dr. Bordogna's work delves into the intricate interplay between scientific developments and philosophical thought, shedding light on how these domains have influenced each other over time. Currently, Dr. Bordogna is engrossed in a compelling book project that investigates the transformation of pragmatism into a multifaceted movement encompassing philosophical, scientific, and political dimensions, as interpreted by 20th-century European philosophers. This endeavor reflects her deep-seated interest in how philosophical ideas evolve and adapt within different cultural and intellectual contexts. Dr. Bordogna's academic credentials are impressive, having earned a Ph.D. in the history and philosophy of science from the University of Chicago. Her foundational studies in philosophy were completed with distinction at the Università degli Studi di Milano, where she received a Laurea cum laude. Her educational background has equipped her with a robust framework for analyzing complex philosophical and historical questions. Her research interests are diverse yet interconnected, spanning the history of science and philosophy, with a particular focus on the sciences of the mind, mathematics, and the philosophical tradition of pragmatism. Additionally, she has a keen interest in Italian intellectual and cultural history, exploring how these elements have shaped and been shaped by broader scientific and philosophical trends. Dr. Bordogna's contributions to the academic community extend beyond her research. She is known for her commitment to fostering an environment of intellectual curiosity and collaboration, encouraging students and colleagues alike to engage deeply with the subjects at hand. Her work not only enriches the field of liberal studies but also bridges the gap between historical inquiry and contemporary philosophical discourse. Through her teaching and research, Francesca Bordogna continues to inspire a new generation of scholars to explore the rich tapestry of ideas that have shaped our understanding of the mind and its sciences. Her dedication to unraveling the complexities of philosophical and scientific thought ensures her place as a leading figure in her field.
Publications
, 505-536, 2007-07-11
, 3-25, 2001-01-01
, 161-163, 2014-03-01
, 295-299, 2021-08-01
, 224-267, 2020-10-01
, 208-210, 2010-03-01