Jun. -Prof. Dr. Kristina Liefke

Research interest

My research investigates the philosophical interplay of information and communication. In particular, I am working on a formal, empirically motivated account of how word meaning, communicative context, and agents’ information interact in the determination of mental attitude content (esp. memory and imagination content).

Research areas:

• Philosophy of language  |  Philosophy of information
• Formal semantics & pragmatics  |  Logic
• Ontology

Topics:

• Experiential attitudes
• Information-sensitivity  |  Situated interpretation
• Non-propositional information content
• Natural language ontology

What is Philosophy of Information & Communication?

Methods

• formal semantic modelling
• linguistic analysis
• (intensional) logic
• experimental philosophy of language

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Master theses

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