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CURRICULUM VITAE

2 / 10 / 2019 JOSEFA TORIBIO MATEAS ICREA Research Professor Universitat de Barcelona Departament de Filosofia Facultat de Filosofia Montalegre, 6-8, 08001 Barcelona, Spain jtoribio@icrea.cat http://www.icrea.cat/Web/ScientificStaff/Josefa-Toribio-Mateas-485

Academic Positions

Sep 14 – present: ICREA Research Professor at the Universitat de Barcelona. Jan 09 – Ag 14: ICREA Research Professor at the Universitat Autònoma de

Barcelona. Mar – Dec 2008: Senior Lecturer in Philosophy. The University of Edinburgh.

Department of Philosophy. Aug 04 - Feb 08: Lecturer in Philosophy. The University of Edinburgh. Department of Philosophy. 2007 (Oct-Dec) Visiting Professor. LOGOS Research Group. Department of Logic,

Philosophy and History of Science. University of Barcelona. 2002-2004: Associate Professor (tenured). Indiana University. Department of

Philosophy. 2000–2002: Lecturer in Philosophy. University of Sussex (UK). School of

Cognitive and Computing Sciences. 1993 -2000: Assistant Professor (tenure-track). Department of Philosophy.

Washington University in St. Louis. 1991-1993: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the School of Cognitive and

Computing Sciences. “Fleming” Fellowship supported by the British Council and the Spanish Ministry of Education. University of Sussex. Brighton. United Kingdom.

1988-1991: Assistant Professor. Department of Logic and Philosophy of

Science. Faculty of Philosophy. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain.

1984-1988: Graduate Teaching Assistant. Department of Logic and Philosophy

of Science. Faculty of Philosophy. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain.

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Areas of Specialization

Philosophy of Mind (7205.99) Philosophy of Cognitive Science (7205.09)

Areas of Competence

Logic (1102.03) Philosophy of Science (7205)

Education

1984: B. A. in Philosophy. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain. 1985: M. A. in Philosophy. Dissertation: “Significado y Verdad en el Tractatus

Logico-Philosophicus (“Meaning and Truth in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus). Complutense University. Madrid. Spain.

1985: Pedagogical Qualification Course: Institute of Education. Complutense

University. Madrid. Spain. 1988: Ph. D. in Philosophy. Thesis entitled “Referencia, Verdad y Realidad:

Sobre Realismo y Anti-Realismo” (“Reference, Truth and Reality: On Realism and Anti-Realism”). First Class Honours: Awarded with distinction CUM LAUDE (Unanimously).

Fellowships and Awards (Research) 1985: M. A. Dissertation Award. 1985-1988: Research Fellow. Researcher Staff Training Plan. Supported by the

Ministry of Universities and Research. Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science. Faculty of Philosophy. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain.

Jul-Aug 87: Fellowship from the Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst

(D.A.A.D.). Düsseldorf. Germany. 1989-1991: Research Fellow. Institute of Philosophy. Scientific Research

Council of Spain (CSIC). Research Project: “Structure, Dynamics, and Evaluation of Technological Systems” (PB 87 - SEUI; 88AA107 CSIC).

1991-1993: Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the School of Cognitive and

Computing Sciences. University of Sussex. Brighton. United Kingdom. Supported by the British Council and the Ministry of Education of Spain (“FLEMING” Fellowship).

Mar-July 97: Visiting Research Fellow at the School of Cognitive and Computing

Sciences. University of Sussex. Brighton. United Kingdom.

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Oct-Dec 2007: Caledonian Research Foundation / Royal Society of Edinburgh. European Visiting Research Fellowship.

Visiting Professorship at the University of Barcelona. LOGOS Research Group. Ministry of Education, Spain.

Research Projects and Grants 1985-86: Truth, Realism and Necessity. Department of Logic and Philosophy of

Science. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain. 1986-87: Truth and Meaning. Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science.

Complutense University. Madrid. Spain. 1987-88: Development and Application of AI procedures to information retrieval

in textual data-bases. Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science. Complutense University. Madrid. Spain.

1989-91: Structure, Dynamics and Evaluation of Technological Systems. Institute

of Philosophy. Scientific Research Council of Spain (C.S.I.C.). Supported by the Interministerial Commission for Science and Technology (C.I.C.Y.T).

1990-91: Argument Semantics and Management of Knowledge. Spanish-French

Integrated Research Programme. M.E.C. - M.R.T. (Project number 58/90).

1991 -92: Causal Efficacy and Content. M.E.C. - British Council. 1994-96: Physicalism, Normativity and Content. Washington University in St.

Louis / University of Barcelona. Funded by the Spanish Ministry of Education (PB-93-1049-C03-01)

1993-2000: Philosophy, Neuroscience, Psychology. Department of Philosophy.

Washington University in St. Louis. 2007 Nonconceptualism: State vs. Content View. CRF/RSE European

Visiting Research Fellowship. University of Barcelona. LOGOS. 2007-2009: Active Consciousness, Embodiment, and the Sense of Self. Project IP-

03 (AH/E511139/1) as part of the Consciousness in Interaction (CONTACT) project (EUROCORES programme “Consciousness in a Natural and Cultural Context” (CNCC)). € 981.000

2009-2011: Perceptual discrimination: nonconceptual content and demonstrative

concepts. MCINN. Project: FFI2008-06164-C02-02. € 22.900. PI: Olga Fernández Prat.

2009-2013: Research Group in Epistemology and the Cognitive Sciences (GRECC).

AGUR. Catalan Government. Project: 2009SGR1528. € 29.500. PI: Carl Hoefer.

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2010-2015: Perspectival Thought and Fact. Consolider-Ingenio MCINN. Project: CSD2009-00056. Subproject: Subjectivity and Experience. € 2.000.000. PI: Manuel García-Carpintero.

2011-2012: 6th NOMOS Meeting. Epistemic Injustice Workshop. MCINN. Project

FFI2011-12905 (sub-programme FISO). € 4.000. PI 2012-2015: Experience, Belief and Mental Agency. MCINN. Project: FFI2011-

26853. € 51.062. PI. 2014-2016: LOGOS (Research Group in Analytic Philosophy). Project: 2014-

SGR-81 AGAUR. Catalan Government. €51.000. PI: Sven Rosenkranz.

2015: Visiting Professor Susanna Schellenberg grant. UB (Mobility

Programme): €1.000. PI. 2015-2017: Attention and Perception. Project: IN-4013015. DGAPA, UNAM.

Programme PAPIIT. €36.000. PI: Maite Ezcurdia 2015-2018: The Complexity of Perception: A multidimensional approach.

MINECO. Project FFI2014-51811-P. € 48.400. PI.

2016: Visiting Professor Duncan Pritchard (Edinburgh) grant. UB (Mobility Programme): €816,85. PI.

2016: 6th Research Workshop on Philosophy of Biology and Cognitive

Sciences. UB. Department of Philosophy. €600. PI. 2016-2019: Diaphora: Philosophical Problems, Resilience and Persistent

Disagreement. Project: 675415 - DIAPHORA - MSCA-ITN-ETN. Programme/Call: H2020 — H2020-MSCA-ITN-2015. ETN = European Consortium: UB (coordinator), Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Université de Neuchâtel, University of Stirling, Stockholms Universitet, University of Edinburgh, École Normale Supérieure Paris. € 3,670,853.76. IP: Sven Rosenkranz.

2017-2019: LOGOS (Research Group in Analytic Philosophy). Project: 2017-

SGR-63 AGAUR. Catalan Government. €60.328. PI: Sven Rosenkranz.

2019-2021: Awareness, self-awareness, and unawareness: exploring the

perception-cognition-action continuum. PGC2018-095909-B-100. €60.500. PI.

Research Group Membership

- Member of LOGOS (Research Group in Analytic Philosophy) at the Universitat

de Barcelona (2014-present). - Member of the research group GRECC (Grup de recerca en epistemologia i

ciències cognitives) at the UAB (2009–2014) - Associate member of LOGOS (Logic, Language and Cognition Research Group)

at the Universitat de Barcelona (2009–2014) - Member of the European Normativity Network (ENN).

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Teaching Experience (Courses Taught) Complutense University, Madrid, Spain. Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science. School of Philosophy. Undergraduate Courses: The following are titles of seminars offered as part of an upper-level Philosophy of Language course. They were discussion-oriented seminars.

- Meaning and Truth in the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus - Reference, Truth and Reality: About Realism and Anti-Realism - The Concept of Truth and the Realism / Anti-Realism Debate - Meaning and Cognitive Science

Department of Philosophy. Washington University in St. Louis Graduate Courses: - Topics in Philosophy of Language: Naturalistic Theories to Content - Topics in Philosophy of Language: Meaning and Normativity. The Philosophy of

Presence - Topics in Philosophy: Language, Mind, and Cognition - Topics in Philosophy: Philosophy of Language Undergraduate Courses: - Introduction to Logic and Critical Analysis - Introduction to Semantics and Philosophy of Language - Philosophy of Language Honor Theses directed: - Shashi Kara. “Intentionality and Action: A Discussion and some Practical

Implications”. Ph.D. supervision: - Tadeusz Wieslaw Zawidski. “Understanding Language Without a Language of

Thought”. January 2000. - Christopher D. Eliasmith. “How Neurons Mean: A Neurocomputational Theory

of Representational Content”. April 2000. School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences. University of Sussex. UK Graduate Courses:

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- MA/MSc Course: Language, Mind and Cognition (part of the MA in the Philosophy of Cognitive Science.

Undergraduate Courses: - Thinking Skills for Cognitive Scientist - Philosophy of Language - Philosophy of Psychology MA Dissertations Directed: - Tristan Garrick. “Quine’s Oxymoron”. MA in Philosophy of Cognitive Science.

Aug. 2001 - Felix Cardinal. “Normativity, Circularity and Pragmatism in Naturalized

Accounts of the Mind”. MA in Philosophy of Cognitive Science. Aug. 2001 - Jonathan Martin. “Has Dennett really given an account of consciousness at all? Is

it Coherent? Is it Complete? MA in Philosophy of Cognitive Science. School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences. University of Sussex. UK. Aug. 2001.

- Sam Gordon. “Adaptive Flexibility”. MA in Philosophy of Cognitive Science. Aug. 2002

- George Shipp. “Seeing through the Mind”. MA in Philosophy of Cognitive Science. Aug. 2002

Department of Philosophy. Indiana University, Bloomington. USA. Graduate Courses: - P470/P520/L485 Special Topics In Philosophy: Language, Mind And Cognition Undergraduate Courses: - P250 Introductory Symbolic Logic - P320 Philosophy and Language Department of Philosophy. The University of Edinburgh. Scotland, UK. Undergraduate Courses: - U00162. Core Course. Philosophy of Mind and Language. - PP0074. Option Course. Philosophy of Language. - PP0033. Philosophy 2A. (Philosophy of Language). - U00165. Theories of Mind.

Graduate Courses: - MSc in Philosophy: Metaphysics, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science

(Naturalized Semantics). - MSc in Philosophy: Introduction to Philosophical Method. - MSc in Philosophy: Advanced Topics in the Philosophy of Mind. - MSc in Philosophy: : Language and the Natural Mind

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MSc dissertations directed: - Eleanor Taylor. Emergentism. Aug. 2005 - Andreas Paraskevaides: propositional attitudes and internal representations. Aug.

2006 - Adam Bell: Millikan’s attack on Meaning Rationalism. Aug. 2006 - Sara Saab: Dual representation and minimal consciousness. Aug. 2007 - Koosha Eghbal: Dummett’s priority thesis. Aug. 2008 Ph.D. dissertations directed: - Tom Roberts: “Action and Experience”. November 30th, 2007 - David Ward: “An Action Space Approach to Conscious Experience” December

12th, 2008 - Ian Underwood: “Natural language semantics: A naturalist approach”. December

1st, 2008. PhD dissertations committee (as external examiner). - Víctor Verdejo, The Rational and Natural Mind: From Concepts to the Language

of Thought. December, 22nd, 2008, UAB, Barcelona. Department of Philosophy. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) (2009-2014) and Department of Philosophy. Universitat de Barcelona (UB), Barcelona, Spain (2014-present) Graduate Courses: - MA in Analytic Philosophy (APhil) - Philosophy of Action (2009-2010). - MA APhil - CCiL - Philosophy and the Cognitive Sciences (2010-2011) (2011-

2012) (2013-2014) (2014-2015) (2015-2016) (2016-2017) (2017-18) (2018-19). Ph.D. dissertations committees (Prospectus): - Marta Jorba. “A Phenomenological Approach to Intentionality”. University of

Barcelona. University of Barcelona, September, 10th, 2010 - Carlota Serrahima. “A Phenomenological Approach to Bodily Awareness and

Action”. University of Barcelona, September 14th, 2012. MA dissertations directed: - Carlota Serrahima (CCiL 2010-11): Does a phenomenological account of

embodied coping need to appeal to concepts? Defense: 07/09/2011 - Víctor Fernández (CCiL 2010-2011): Do animals have concepts? Defense:

07/09/2011 - Hèctor Gimeno (APhil 2011-12): The Interpretation of Libet’s Results on the

Timing of Conscious Events: A philosophical critique. Defense: 03/09/2012

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- Pablo Couto (CCiL 2011-12): Not everything computes: Considering Putnam’s Chalmers’ account of implementation, with a view towards Piccinini’s mechanistic functionalism. Defense: 03/09/2012

- Gloria Andrada (CCiL 2011-12): Cognitive Penetrability: A Philosophical Critique. Defense: 03/09/2012

- Carlos Jaén (APhil 2013-14): Mental Action. Defense: 05/09/2014 - Björn Jörges (CCiL 2013-14): Should perceptual learning be a case of cognitive penetration—and is it? Defense: 05/09/2014

- Abel Martínez Suñé (APhil 2014-15): Modularity, predictive coding, and the cognitive penetration of perceptual experience. Defense: 04/09/2015

- Ruy Schneider (CCiL 2017-2018): Why do we need nonconceptual content? Defense 05/09/2018

- Tamara Juburi (CCiL 2017-2018): Implicit Bias: Applying Leslie’s theory of generics towards a new doxastic approach. Defense: 05/09/2018.

- Beñat Esnaola (CCiL 2018-2019): Does state conceptualism make sense? A contentualist approach to nonconceptualism. Defense: 12/09/2019.

PhD Dissertations directed:

- Pablo Couto: “Towards an Information-Theoretic Characterization of Attention”. FPU (2013-2016)

- Carlos Jaén: “Mental Action”. FI (2015-2019)

- Abel Martínez Suñé: “Real patterns and cognitive representation”. FPI (2016-2019)

PhD dissertation committee (as external examiner) - Miguel Ángel Sebastián. Self-Involving Representationalism (SIR): A Naturalistic

Theory of Phenomenal Consciousness, Universitat de Barcelona, June 17th, 2011 - Alberto Rubio. Emociones en contexto: De la diversidad de los afectos a las

construcciones narrativas. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, September, 12th, 2011.

- Marta Jorba. Cognitive Phenomenology. A Non-Reductive Account. Universitat de

Barcelona. April 11th, 2013. - Mireia López Amo. El dogmatismo y el problema de la extrema liberalidad.

Universitat de Girona. February 10th, 2015.

Access to Full Professor Committees

December, 27, 2017: University of Murcia. Elected Candidate: Francisco Garzón (Logic and Philosophy of Science Area)

Courses at Institutions other than the University of Barcelona

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Perception and its Contents. Intensive course taught at the University of Costa Rica. Post-graduate Programme in Philosophy. May 18-24, 2016.

Research Publications

Articles in non-refereed journals (Invited Contributions)

- Toribio, J. (1986). “¿Por qué no ‘68 + 57 = 5’?: Una paradoja escéptica” (Why not

‘68 + 57 = 5’?: A Sceptical Paradox), Diálogos, 1 (vol. Lenguaje y Comunicación), pp. 23-25.

- Toribio, J. (1989). “El papel de la nueva teoría de la referencia en el debate

realismo / anti-realismo” (The Role of the Causal Theory of Reference in the Realism / Anti-Realism Debate), Meta. Revista de Filosofía, 8, (4), pp. 81-103.

Research Publications Articles in refereed journals

- Toribio, J. (1989). “La relevancia metafísica del principio de bivalencia” (The

Metaphysical Relevance of the Principle of Bivalence), Ergo (México), 3, (5), pp. 51-69.

- Toribio, J. (1990). “¿Realismo versus anti-Realismo o gradación y relativismo

conceptual?” (Realism versus Anti-Realism or Gradation and Conceptual Relativism?), Agora. Papeles de Filosofía, 9 (2), pp. 219-230.

- Toribio, J. (1991). “La crítica al realismo desde la teoría de modelos o los riesgos

del panlogicismo en filosofía” (Criticisms of Realism from a Model-Theoretical Point of View or the Risks of Panlogicism in Philosophy), Análisis Filosófico, 11 (1), pp. 1-16.

- Toribio, J. (1991). “Una crítica al realismo desde la teoría del significado”

(Critique of Realism from the Theory of Meaning), Revista de Filosofía (3ª época), 5, pp. 13-29.

- Toribio, J. (1991). “Causal Efficacy, Content and Levels of Explanation”. Logique

et Analyse, 135-136, pp. 297-318. - Toribio, J. (1992). “Los problemas del eclecticismo en teoría del significado:

Digresión sobre el programa anti-realista de M. Dummett” (The Problem of Eclecticism in the Theory of Meaning: A Digression concerning M. Dummett’s Anti-Realism), Contextos, 10, (19/20), pp. 215-231.

- Toribio, J. (1993). “Why There Still Has to Be a Theory of Consciousness”,

Consciousness and Cognition, 2 (1), pp. 28-47. - Toribio, J. (1993). “De causalidad mental y conexionismo” (On Mental Causation

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and Connectionism), Anales del Seminario de Metafisica, 27, pp. 39-58. Translated into French (“Causalité mentale et connexionnisme”) by Tasio Retortillo, for the Pierre-Mendès University, Grenoble, France.

- Clark, A. & Toribio, J. (1994). “Doing without Representing?” Synthese, 101, pp,

401-431. - Toribio, J. (1995). “Ruritania and Ecology: Reply to Ned Block”, Philosophical

Issues, 6, pp. 188-195. - Toribio, J. (1997). “Ecological Content”, Pragmatics and Cognition, 5 (2), pp.

257-285. - Toribio, J. (1997). “Twin Pleas: Probing Content and Compositionality”,

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 57, (4), pp 871-889. - Toribio, J. (1997). “Pulp Naturalism”, Il Cannocchiale, Rivista di Studi Filosofici,

2 [special issue on Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive Science], pp. 185-195. - Toribio, J. (1998). “Meaning and Other Non-Biological Categories”,

Philosophical Papers, 27 (2), pp. 129-150. - Toribio, J. (1998). “The Implicit Conception of Implicit Conceptions. Reply to

Christopher Peacocke”, Philosophical Issues, 9, pp. 115-120. - Toribio, J. (1999). “Naturalism and Causal Explanation”, Communication and

Cognition, 32 (3/4), pp. 243-258. - Toribio, J. (1999). “Meaning, Dispositions, and Normativity”, Minds and

Machines, 9 (3), pp. 399-413. - Toribio, J. (1999). “Extruding Intentionality from the Metaphysical Flux”, Journal

of Experimental and Theoretical AI, 11, 1999, pp. 501-518. - Clark, A. and Toribio, J. (2001). “Sensorimotor Chauvinism?” Commentary on

O’Reagan, J. Kevin and Noë, Alva, “A Sensorimotor account of vision and Visual Consciousness”, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 24 (5), pp. 979-980.

- Toribio, J. (2001). “Normativity: The Hard Problem”, Kognitywistyka i media w edukacji (Cognitive Science and Media in Education), 1 (1), pp. 67-86. Reprinted in Theoria et Historia Scientiarum. Vol. VIII (1), 2008, pp. 20-32.

- Toribio, J. (2002). “Semantic Responsibility”, Philosophical Explorations, 1, pp.

39-58. - Toribio, J. (2002). “Modularity, Relativism, and Neural Constructivism”,

Cognitive Science Quarterly. Vol. 2 (1), pp. 93-106. - Toribio, J. (2002). “Mindful Belief”. Theoria. A Swedish Journal of Philosophy,

68 (3), pp. 224-249. - Toribio, J. (2002). “Perceptual Experience and Its Contents”, The Journal of Mind

and Behavior, 23, (24), pp. 375-392.

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- Toribio, J. (2003). “Free Belief”, Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2 (2), pp. 327-336.

- Toribio, J. (2007). “Nonconceptual Content”. Philosophy Compass 2/3, pp. 445–

460. DOI: 10.1111/j.1747-9991.2007.00075.x - Toribio, J. (2008). “How Do We Know How?” Philosophical Explorations, 11

(1), pp. 39-52. - Toribio, J. (2008). “State versus Content: The Unfair Trial of Perceptual

Nonconceptualism”, Erkenntnis, 69 (3), pp. 351-361. - Toribio, J. (2009). “Does seeing red require thinking about red things?” Think, 8

(22), pp. 29-39. - Toribio, J. (2010). “The Animal Concepts Debate: A Metaphilosophical Take”,

Teorema, 29 (2), pp. 11-24. - Toribio, J. (2011). “Compositionality, Iconicity and Perceptual

Nonconceptualism”, Philosophical Psychology, 24 (2), pp. 177-193. - Toribio, J. (2011). “What we do when we judge”, dialectica, 65 (3), pp. 345-367. - Toribio, J. (2012). “Michael Dummett (1925-2011)”. Teorema, 31 (1), pp. 163-

169. - Toribio, J. (2013). “Positing a space mirror mechanism: intentional understanding

without action?” Journal of Consciousness Studies, 20 (5-6), pp. 121-193.

- Toribio, J. (2013). “Is there an ‘ought’ in belief?” Teorema, 32(3), pp. 75-90. - Toribio, J. (2014). “Cognitive Impenetrability and the Content of Early Vision”,

Philosophical Psychology, 27(5), pp. 621–642. - Toribio, J. (2015). “Social vision: breaking a philosophical impasse?” Review of

Philosophy and Psychology, 6 (4): 611–615. DOI 10.1007/s13164-015-0257-0 - Toribio, J. (2015). “Opacity, know-how states, and their content”. Disputatio,

7(40), pp. 61–83. - Toribio, J. (2017). “At the border between perception and cognition”. Niin & Näin,

Filosofinen Aikakauslehti, 3, pp. 60–67. - Toribio, J. (2018). “Visual experience: rich but impenetrable”. Synthese, 195 (8):

3389–3406. DOI 10.1007/s11229-015-0889-8. - Toribio, J. (2018). “Implicit bias: from social structure to representational format”.

Theoria. An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science, 33(1), pp. 41-60.

- Toribio, J. (2018). “Accessibilism, implicit bias, and epistemic justification”.

Synthese. DOI: 10.1007/s11229-018-1795-7.

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- Toribio, J. (2018). “Are visuomotor representations cognitively penetrable? Biasing action-guiding vision”. Synthese. DOI: 10.1007/s11229-018-1854-0.

Research Publications

Chapters in Books (Refereed)

- Toribio, J., “Eliminativismo y el Futuro de la Psicología Popular” (Eliminativism

and the Future of Folk Psychology) in F. Broncano (ed.), La Mente Humana, (The Human Mind). Iberoamerican Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Volume: Philosophy of Mind, Madrid: Trotta, 1995, pp. 245-272.

- Toribio, J. “Semántica de las reglas tecnológicas. Eficiencia y control en la

organización y planificación de los sistemas tecnológicos” (Technology and the Philosophy of Action: Efficacy and Control in the Organization and Planing of Technological Systems, in F. Broncano (ed.), Nuevas Meditaciones en torno a la Técnica (New Meditations about Technology), Madrid: Trotta, 1995, pp. 121-137.

- Toribio, J. “Responsabilidad Semántica y Naturalismo” in Pascual Martínez-Freire

(Ed.), Filosofía Actual de la Mente. Málaga: Contrastes. Supp. 6, 2001, pp. 87-103. - Toribio, J., “Semantics”, in Philipp Strazny (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Linguistics.

Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. 2005, pp. 947-949. - Toribio, J., “Semiotics”, in Philipp Strazny (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Linguistics.

Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. 2005, pp. 949-952. - Toribio, J., “Contenido No-Conceptual”. In D. Quesada (ed.), Cuestiones de Teoría

del Conocimiento. Madrid: Tecnos. 2009, pp. ISBN: 250-275. 978-84-309-4881-9.

- Toribio, J. (2019). “Visual Categorization”. In Brian Glenney and José Filipe

Pereira da Silva (Eds.). The Senses and the History of Philosophy. Oxford: Routledge, pp. 292–307.

- Toribio, J. (forthcoming). “La experiencia visual: rica pero impenetrable”. In

Álvaro Peláez and Ignacio Cervieri (Eds.) Contenido y Fenomenología de la Percepción: Aproximaciones Filosóficas. Ciudad de México: Gedisa-UNAM.

- Toribio, J. (forthcoming). “Implicit Bias and the Fragmented Mind”. In Dirk

Kindermann, Cristina Borgoni and Andrea Onofri (Eds.) The Fragmented Mind. Oxford: OUP.

- Toribio, J. (forthcoming). “Molyneux’s question and perceptual judgments”. In

Gabriele Ferretti and Brian Glenney (eds.) Molyneux’s Question. Routledge

Research Publications Chapters in Books

(Invited Contributions) - Toribio, J., “Arquitectura Cognitiva y Relativismo” in El Desafío del Relativismo

(The Relativist Challenge). In L. Arenas, J. Muñoz and A. J. Perona (eds.), Madrid: Trotta, 1997, pp. 213-226.

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- Toribio, J., “Qualia Control”, Introduction to Clark, A. and Toribio, J. (Eds.),

Conceptual Issues in Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science. Volume 3: Consciousness and Emotion. New York, NY: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1998.

- Toribio, J., “Where Minds Meet Words”, Introduction to Clark, A. and Toribio, J.

(Eds.), Conceptual Issues in Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science. Volume 4: Language and Meaning. New York, NY: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1998.

- Toribio, J., “Internalismo, Externalismo y Ecología” (Internalism, Externalism, and

Ecology). Invited Contribution to a special volume on Philosophy of Mind: Pensando la Mente, (Thinking the Mind), P. Chacón Fuertes and M. Rodríguez González (Eds.). Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva, 2000, pp. 231-270.

- Toribio, J., “Semántica” & “Semiótica” (“Semantics” & “Semiotics”). In J. Muñoz

& J. Velarde (eds.), Un Compendio de Epistemología (A Compendium of Epistemology), Madrid: Trotta, 2000, pp. 509-515.

- Toribio, J., “Intuitional Content, Nonconceptual Content and Perceptual

Justification”. In C. Wrenn (ed.) Naturalism, Reference, and Ontology. Essays in Honor of Roger F. Gibson. New York: Peter Lang Publishing Group, 2008, pp. 92-105. ISBN 978-1-4331-0229-5

Research Publications

Edited Volumes - Clark, A. and Toribio, J. (Eds.), Conceptual Issues in Artificial Intelligence and

Cognitive Science. A Four Volume Readings Series. New York, NY: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1998:

- Volume 1: Machine Intelligence. - Volume 2: Cognitive Architectures. - Volume 3: Consciousness and Emotion. - Volume 4: Language and Meaning.

Reviews (Refereed) - Toribio, J., Language in the World. A Philosophical Enquiry. Max J. Cresswell.

Philosophical Psychology. 1996, 9 (1), pp. 137-140. - Toribio, J., The Future of the Cognitive Revolution, D. Johnson and C. Erlening

(eds.). Dialogue, Canadian Philosophical Review, 2000, 39, (1), pp. 183-186. - Toribio, J., Review of Consciousness and Language, John Searle. Philosophy of

Science, 2003, 70 (4), pp. 846-849. - Toribio, J., Review of Mind and Supermind, Keith Frankish. The Philosophical

Quarterly, 57 (226), pp. 139-142, 2007.

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- Toribio, J., Review of The Phenomenological Mind, by Shaun Gallagher and Dan Zahavi, Mind, 118 (469), 2009, pp. 174-177.

- Toribio, J., Review of The Disordered Mind. An Introduction to Philosophy of

Mind, by George Graham, Disputatio, 4 (30), 2011, pp. 23-27.

Translations - Translation of two papers by H. Putnam: “Why There isn’t a Ready-Made World”

(Por qué no existe un mundo prefabricado) and “Why Reason can’t Be Naturalized” (Por qué no puede naturalizarse la razón), under the title of Rationality and Metaphysics (Racionalidad y Metafísica), Madrid, 1985, Revista Teorema, 65.

- Unpublished translations of the following papers that were compulsory readings for

students taking the course “Philosophy of Language” at Complutense University, Madrid, Spain:

- Schwartz, S. P., “Introduction” to Naming, Necessity and Natural Kinds, Cornell University Press, 1979, pp. 13-41.

- Putnam, H., “Meaning and Reference”, Naming, Necessity and Natural Kinds,

Cornell University Press, 1979, pp. 119-132.

- Dummett, M., “Realism”, Synthese, 52 (1), 1982, pp. 55-112. - McGinn, C., “Realist Semantics and Content-Ascription”, Synthese, 52 (1), 1982,

pp. 113-134. - Sintonen, M., “Realism and Understanding”, Synthese, 52, 1982, pp. 347-378.

Conference Presentations

(Refereed)

- Toribio, J. “Realismo / Anti-Realismo, ¿Una Polémica Agotada”. (Realism / Anti-Realism, An Empty Opposition?). Fifth Congress on Natural and Formal Languages. Vilafranca del Penedés (Barcelona), September, 1989. Proceedings of the Fifth Congress on Natural and Formal Languages, pp. 707-719.

- Toribio, J., “Twin Pleas: Probing the Structure of Content”. ICCS-93. Third International Colloquium on Cognitive Science. Donostia-San Sebastián, May, 4-8, 1993.

- Toribio, J., “Externalist Computation”. 21st Annual Meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Stony Brook, New York. June 8-11, 1995.

- Toribio, J., “The Animals Concept Debate: A Metaphilosophical Take”, Fourth Meeting of the Portuguese Society for Analytic Philosophy, University of Évora, Portugal, September 17-19, 2009.

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- Toribio, J., “What we do when we judge”. Sixth Conference of the Spanish Society

for Analytic Philosophy (SEFA 2010), 14-16 October 2010, University of La Laguna (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain). Proceedings of the Conference, p. 169.

- Toribio, J. “Nonconceptualism and the Cognitive Impenetrability of Early Vision”.

9th International Symposium of Cognition, Logic and Communication: Perception and Concepts. Riga, Latvia, May 16-18 2013.

- Toribio, J. “Nonconceptualism and the Cognitive Impenetrability of Early Vision”.

21st Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP 2013). Granada, 9-12 July 2013.

- Toribio, J. “Nonconceptualism and the Cognitive Impenetrability of Early Vision”

Fourth Conference of the European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA 2013) Helsinki, Finland, 28-31 August 2013.

- Toribio, J. “Dangerous liaisons: Cognitive Impenetrability and Nonconceptualism”.

Seventh Conference of Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy (SEFA 2013). Madrid, 11-14 September 2013.

- Toribio, J. “The richness of visual content: A lesson from social vision”. Eighth

European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP8). Bucharest, August 28th-September 2nd, 2014.

- Toribio, J. “The content of visual experience: rich but impenetrable? The role of

social vision”. 22nd Annual Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP 2014). Noto, Sicily, September 16th-19th, 2014.

- Toribio, J. “Visual experience: rich but impenetrable?” 8th Conference of the

Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science (8 SLMFCE). Barcelona, July 7-10, 2015.

- Toribio, J. “Underground traits”. VIII Conference of Spanish Society of Analytic

Philosophy. Oviedo, November 10-12, 2016. - Toribio, J. “Underground attitudes”. Eighth European Congress of Analytic

Philosophy (ECAP9). Munich, 21-26 August, 2017. - Toribio, J. “Accessibility, implicit biases, and epistemic justification”. 26th

Conference of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP 2018). Rijeka, Croatia, 10-13 September, 2018.

- Toribio, J. “Accessibility, implicit biases, and epistemic justification”. 9th

Conference of the Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. Madrid, 13-16 November, 2018.

- Toribio, J. “Sesgos y accesibilismo”. V Congreso Iberoamericano de Filosofía.

UNAM, Mexico, 17-21 June, 2019.

- Toribio, J. “Implicit bias and the fragmented mind”. 27th Conference of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP 2019). Athens, Greece, 5-8 September, 2019.

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Invited Presentations - Toribio, J., “Semántica de las Reglas Tecnológicas” (Technology and the

Philosophy of Action). First Meeting of the Philosophy of Technology Group. Salamanca, November, 1989.

- Toribio, J., “Organización y Planificación de los Sistemas Tecnológicos”

(Organization and Planning of Technological Systems). Second Meeting of the Philosophy of Technology Group. Salamanca, February, 1990.

- Toribio, J., “The Elusive Frontier: Some Critical Remarks on Realism and Anti-

Realism”. Department of Philosophy. Washington University in St. Louis, March, 20th, 1992.

- Toribio, J., “The Elusive Frontier: Some Critical Remarks on Realism and Anti-

Realism”. Philosophy Society. University of Sussex, Brighton, United Kingdom, May, 8th, 1992.

- Toribio, J., “Sobre Eficacia Causal y Contenido. Niveles de Explicación en Ciencia

Cognitiva” (On Causal Efficacy and Content: Level of Explanation in Cognitive Science). Conference on Epistemology and Social Sciences. University of La Laguna. La Laguna. Tenerife, Spain, May, 25-27, 1992.

- Toribio, J., “How to Fill a Conceptual Role: Concepts and Compositionalities”.

Third Meeting of the Seminar on Cognitive Science. Barcelona, May, 27-29, 1993. - Toribio, J., “From Narrow Content to Ecological Content: Reply to Ned Block”.

Sixth Conference of the Iberoamerican Philosophy Society (S.O.F.I.A.). Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Islas Canarias, Spain, June, 21-24, 1993.

- Toribio, J., “Externalist Computation. Reply to Christopher Peacocke”. Seventh

Conference of the Iberoamerican Philosophy Society (S.O.F.I.A.). Lisbon, Portugal, May, 22-24, 1994.

- Toribio, J., “Ecological Content”. Philosophy Society. University of Sussex,

Brighton, United Kingdom. June 11th, 1994. - Invited to give a talk at the Fourth Meeting of the Seminar on Cognitive Science.

(Main invited speaker Ruth Millikan). Madrid, 16-18 June, 1994. Invitation declined.

- Toribio, J., “Ecological Content”. Department of Philosophy. Washington

University (St. Louis, Mo., U.S.A.), September 8, 1994. - Toribio, J., “Ecological Content”. Philosophy of Mind Colloquium. Department of

Philosophy. McGill University, Montreal, Canada, May 5, 1995. - Toribio, J., “Pulp Naturalism”. Department of Philosophy. Washington University

in St. Louis, October, 19, 1995. - Toribio, J., “The Implicit Conception of Implicit Conceptions: Reply to

Christopher Peacocke”. Tenth Conference of the Iberoamerican Philosophy Society (S.O.F.I.A.). Barcelona, Spain, June, 2-4, 1997.

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- Toribio, J., “Meaning and Other Non-Biological Categories”. Department of

Philosophy. Washington University in St. Louis, September 25, 1997. - Toribio, J., “Normativity: The Hard Problem”. Department of Philosophy.

Washington University in St. Louis, October 7, 1999. - Toribio, J. “Tipos de Creencia y Naturalización del Contenido” [Kinds of Beliefs

and Naturalization of Content]. First National Colloquium on the Philosophy of Psychology. Organized by the Argentine Society for Philosophical Analysis as an activity of the research project on the Philosophy of Psychology and the Philosophy of Mind, sponsored by the National Agency for Scientific and Technological Development. Buenos Aires, Argentina. October 26-28, 2000.

- Toribio, J., “Mindful Belief”. Philosophy Society. University of Sussex, Brighton,

United Kingdom. November, 17th, 2000. - Toribio, J., “Mindful Belief”. Department of Philosophy. Indiana University.

Bloomington, Indiana. March, 20th, 2001. - Toribio, J., “Responsabilidad Semántica y Naturalismo” (Semantic Responsibililty

and Naturalism), Department of Humanities. Philosophy Group. University Carlos III. Madrid. Spain, April 18, 2002.

- Toribio, J., “Perceptual Experience and Its Contents”. Logic Program Colloquia

Series. Indiana University, Bloomington. January 29th, 2003. - Toribio, J., “Towards an Environmental Semantics”. Second International

Symposium on the Logic of Real-World Interactions. Tokyo, Japan, 17-19 March, 2003.

- Toribio, J., “Where self-contained models of cognitive vigilance go wrong: The

importance of popping out”. Philosophy Seminar Series at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, November 23rd 2004.

- Toribio, J., “Where self-contained models of cognitive vigilance go wrong: The

importance of popping out”. Philosophy Seminar Series at Stirling University, Scotland, April 21st 2005.

- Toribio, J., “How Do We Know How?” Philosophy Research Seminar at the

University of Hertfordshire. October 27th 2005. - Toribio, J., “How Do We Know How?” Philosophy Society. University of

Edinburgh. December 1st 2005. - Toribio, J., “How Do We Know How?” LOGOS. Department of Logic, History

and Philosophy of Science. University of Barcelona. October 11th 2006. - Toribio, J., “How Do We Know How?” Workshop on Mind and Language.

Autónoma University of Madrid. January 15-16, 2007. - Toribio, J., “Pigeons, Maps, and Seemings: Nonconceptualism defended (again)”.

LOGOS. Department of Logic, History and Philosophy of Science. University of Barcelona. November 28th, 2007.

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- Toribio, J., “Maps, and Seemings: Nonconceptualism defended (again)”.

Workshop on John McDowell. University of Valencia. 29-30 November, 2007. - Toribio, J., “Is perception compositional?” XIV Italian-Spanish Meeting for

Analytic Philosophy. Autónoma University of Madrid. January 23-25, 2008. - Toribio, J., “Maps, and Seemings: Nonconceptualism defended (again)”.

Philosophy Symposium. Department of Philosophy. University of Edinburgh. Feb. 1st, 2008.

- Toribio, J., “The a-rational, non-voluntary, act of judging”. Expression and the

Inner Workshop. Oviedo, 8-10th April, 2010. - Toribio, J. “What we do when we judge” CCiL Workshop. Key speaker. June,

10th, 2010. - Toribio, J., “What we do when we judge”. Workshop on Knowledge, Rationality,

and Causal Action, Granada, June 17-18th, 2010. - Toribio, J., “Positing a space mirror mechanism: Motor act recognition and

intentional attribution revisited”. Workshop on embodied, distributed and extended cognition”, Barcelona, UAB, Department of Philosophy. March 24-25, 2011.

- Toribio, J., “The illusion of transparency”. Programme: Cultures, Representations,

Spaces and Practices. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, March, 31th, 2011. - Toribio, J., “La acción de juzgar”. First Symposium of Contemporary Philosophy.

Department of Philosophy. Area of Logic and Philosophy of Science, Murcia, May 9th, 2011.

- Toribio, J., “Is there an ‘ought’ in belief?” 7th European Conference in Analytic

Philosophy (ECAP7). Key speaker in the philosophy of mind and philosophy of action section. Milan, September 1-6, 2011.

- Toribio, J. “To believe or not to believe: transparency and teleology”. Part of the

colloquia series “Mind, Consciousness and Subjectivity”, Universidad de Sevilla, November 24th, 2011.

- Toribio, J. “Belief without oughts”. Second Conference of the Latinoamerican

Association of Analytic Philosophy (II Congreso de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Filosofía Analítica) ALFAn. Keynote speaker. Buenos Aires, August 21-24, 2012.

- Toribio, J. Plenary address to the 22nd SIUCC. Interuniversity Workshop on

Philosophy and Cognitive Science Donostia – San Sebastián, September 6-8, 2012. Invited speaker, Jesse Prinz.

- Toribio, J. “Cognitive Impenetrability: The Content of Early Vision”. First

International Workshop on Experience, Belief and Mental Agency. Barcelona, October 15th, 2012.

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- Toribio, J. “Opacity, Know-how States, and Their Content”. Invited Session “Epistemology of Knowing How”. XXIII World Congress of Philosophy. Athens, Greece, 4-10 August 2013.

- Toribio, J. “Dangerous Liaisons: Cognitive Impenetrability and

Nonconceptualism”. Keynote speaker at the Second Philosophy of Language and Mind Conference. CEU, Budapest 13-15 September 2013.

- Toribio, J. “Opacity, Know-how States, and Their Content”. LOGOS Seminar.

Barcelona, October 9th, 2013. - Toribio, J. “The Latin of Modern Times”. Dialogue about Philosophy in Spanish.

Instituto Cervantes Harvard, Harvard University. April 18, 2014. - Toribio, J. “Social Vision: Breaking a philosophical impasse?” Workshop on

Cognitive Penetration. University of Harvard. April 19-20, 2014. - Toribio, J. “The richness and mood of the content of experience: Social Vision to

the rescue?” Dynamics of Active Perception Symposium. Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies. Keynote speaker. Helsinki, May 15-16, 2014.

- Toribio, J. “Experience, Belief, and Non-Conceptual Content”. Three conferences

within the CONACyT grant “Perceptual experiences: representation, content and sub-doxastic states”. UAM-Cuajimalpa. México. June16, 18 and 20, 2014.

- Toribio, J. “Perceiving emotions: liberalism and cognitive penetrability”. Invited

speaker at THUMOS (Genevan Research Group on Emotions, Values and Norms). Swiss Center for the Affective Sciences. October 23rd, 2014.

- Toribio, J. “Visual experience: rich but encapsulated”. Instituto de Investigaciones

Filosóficas, UNAM, Mexico DF. September 17th, 2015. - Toribio, J. “Dangerous liaisons: cognitive impenetrability and non-

conceptualism”. Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas. UNAM, Mexico DF. September, 21st, 2015.

- Toribio, J. “Underground attitudes”. LOGOS Philosophy Seminar. UB. Barcelona.

February, 3rd, 2016. - Toribio, J. “Visual experience: rich only if irresistible”. Workshop on top-down

influences on perception. Centre for Philosophical Psychology, University of Antwerp, Belgium. February 25th, 2016.

- Toribio, J. “The judging skill”. Workshop: Two systems accounts of cognition and

the nature of judgment. Berlin School of Mind and Brain. Berlin, March 30-31, 2016.

- Toribio, J. “Perception and its content”. Postgraduate course at the University of

Costa Rica. Facultad de Letras. San José, Costa Rica, May 18-24, 2016. - Toribio, J. “Revisiting the link between nonconceptualism and cognitive

impenetrability”. IV ALFAn Conference (Argentinian Society for Analytic Philosophy). San José, Costa Rica, May 25-27, 2016.

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- Toribio, J. “Underground traits”. Workshop “Knowledge and Experience of the Self”. UCL, London, June 22-23, 2016.

- Toribio, J. “The content of perception: conceptualism and non-conceptualism”

University of Granada. Granada. November 12th, 2016. - Toribio, J. “Underground traits”. University of Granada. November 13th, 2016. - Toribio, J. Perception and Representation Section of Round Table at the

DIAPHORA Second Workshop: The nature of representation. University of Stockholm, Sweden, May 17-19, 2017.

- Toribio, J. “Fragmented beliefs or associations: the case of implicit attitudes”.

Fourth Fragmentation Workshop: Dissonance and Implicit Bias. University of Graz, Austria. May 25-26, 2017. Keynote speaker.

- Toribio, J. “Implicit bias and justification: accessibilism re-visited”. Institute of

Philosophy. London. November 20th, 2017.

- Toribio, J. “Implicit bias: a challenge for accessibilism?” LOGOS Seminar. January 31st 2018.

- Toribio, J. “Deflating (non)conceptualism: game over”. Workshop on Content and

Concepts. University of Barcelona. May 10-11, 2018. - Toribio, J. “Implicit Bias: A challenge for accessibilism?”. Workshop “How

implicit is implicit bias?”. Centre for Philosophical Psychology. University of Antwerp. May 31st, 2018

- Toribio, J. “Experience as discrete”. Keynote spaker at the Congrès International

Triennal de la Société de Philosophie Analytique, Louvain-la-Neuve. Belgium, 2-5 July, 2018.

- Toribio, J. “Prejuicios y psicología social”. Department of Logic and Philosophy

of Science. University of the Basque Country. Donostia / San Sebastián, March 28, 2019.

- Toribio, J. “Fragmentationalism and implicit biases”. Keynote speaker at the

Conference on Bias and Automaticity. Dortmund. October 7-8, 2019. Keynote speaker.

- Toribio, J. “Implicit Bias: Affects and responsibility”. Keynote speaker at the IX

Congress of the Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy. Valencia, November 21-23, 2019.

Participation in Discussion panels - III NOMOS Meeting. The Other Within. Barcelona, November 5-6, 2009. - IV NOMOS Meeting. Self-Knowledge and Agency, Madrid, November 26-27,

2009.

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- V NOMOS Meeting. Valencia, January 27-28, 2011. A Symposium on The Apology Ritual. A Philosophical Theory of Punishment (CUP, 2008) by Christopher Bennett.

- VI NOMOS Meeting. A Symposium on Epistemic Injustice by Miranda Fricker.

Barcelona, December 1-2, 2011. - Workshop Aims and Norms: Belief, University of Southampton, September 23rd,

2011. As part of the Aims and Norms Project. - Workshop Aims and Norms: Action, University of Southampton, January 20th,

2012. As part of the Aims and Norms Project. - Workshop Aims and Norms: Emotion and Other Attitudes, University of

Southampton, March 23rd, 2012. As part of the Aims and Norms Project. - Workshop Recent Perspectives on Knowledge and Agency. Universidad

Autónoma, Madrid, May 16-18, 2012. - VII NOMOS Meeting. Workshop on Marriage and Family. Symposium on

Minimizing Marriage: Marriage, Morality, and the Law, Oxford University Press, 2012 by Elizabeth Brake (organized by Giuliano Torrengo and Vera Tripodi), June 14-15, 2012.

- Workshop on the Naturalization of Mind and Modality. University of Girona,

December 17-18, 2012. - VIII Nomos Meeting. A Symposium on The Epistemology of Resistance. Gender

and Racial Oppression, Epistemic Injustice, and Resistant Imaginations, by José Medina (Vanderbilt University). Oxford University Press, 2012. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 3-4 June 2013.

Congresses attended (a representative selection)

- “Humanismo, Ciencia y Etica” (Humanism, Science and Ethics). International

Summer Course. Salamanca University, Salamanca, 5-7 June 1982.

- “International Symposium about Karl Popper’s Philosophy”. Madrid, 6-9 November 1984.

- “Lecture Course on H. Putnam’s Philosophy”. Organized by the Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science. Complutense University. Co-organizer of the course and translator of Putnam’s lectures. Madrid, 26-28 March 1985.

- “Evolution and Creation”. Lecture course given by Michael Ruse. Madrid, 24-25 March 1986.

- “International Symposium about Noam Chomsky”. Organized by the Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science. Complutense University. Madrid, 28-30 April 1986.

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- “The Limits of Philosophy”. International Colloquium to commemorate the centenary of Martin Heidegger and Ludwig Wittgenstein. Madrid, 6-9 March 1989.

- First Meeting of the Seminar on Cognitive Science. San Sebastian, 30 November -

2 December 1989. - Second Meeting of the Seminar on Cognitive Science, 1-3 March 1990. - Second International Colloquium on Cognitive Science. San Sebastián, 7-11 May

1990. - Third International Colloquium on Cognitive Science. San Sebastián, 3-8 May

1993. - Third Meeting of the Seminar on Cognitive Science. Barcelona, 27-29 May, 1993. - Sixth Conference of the Iberoamerican Philosophy Society (S.O.F.I.A.). Santa

Cruz de Tenerife, Islas Canarias, Spain, 21-24 June 1993.

- Invited to the “Workshop on Dynamic, Computation and Cognition” sponsored by the Santa Fe Institute, May 12-14, 1996.

- Annual Meeting of the Philosophy Society. University of Sussex, Brighton, United

Kingdom. 13-14 June 1997. - Ninetieth Annual Meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology

(SSPP), New Orleans, Louisiana, April 9 - 11, 1998. Chair of “Philosophical Psychology” Session (Philosophy Session XXXII).

- “Intentionality and the Natural Mind”. Washington University in St. Louis. March

19 -20, 1999. - Sydney’s Peak Research Meeting on Mental Representation. Blue Hill Farm Inn,

Maine. 16-21 August 1999. - The 4th Annual Language and Space Workshop. The Spatial Foundations of

Cognition and Language. Indiana University, Oct. 12-14, 2003. - 2003 APA Central Division Meeting. Session I-E (Thursday, Apr 24, 1:45 PM):

Semantics and the Philosophy of Mind. Chair. - Second International Symposium on the Logic of Real-World Interactions. Tokyo,

Japan, March, 17-19, 2003. - Workshop on Memory, Mind and Media. Philosophy Department. Macquarie

University, Sydney, Australia. November 29-30 and December 2-3 2005.

- Epistemology Workshop, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, December 3-4 2005.

- Barcelona Conference on Causality and Explanation in Physics, Biology and

Economics, Barcelona, February 18-20, 2010.

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- XX Inter-University Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science. Invited

speaker: Crispin Wright. Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy. Barcelona, March 14-16, 2011.

Outreach Activities

- Toribio, J., “¿Tiene razón McDowell? ¿Es el contenido de las experiencias

perceptivas conceptual? (Is McDowell right? Is the content of perceptual experiences conceptual content? Grup De Filosofia Analítica. Secció De Filosofia Contemporània. Seminars for high-school philosophy teachers. Barcelona, May 25th, 2011.

- Toribio, J. (2012-present) Programa Argò (Argò Programme). Supervision of high-school and first year university’s students’ research papers.

§ Joel Clarà García, INS Can Planas (Barberà del Vallès) § Goretti Barberà Fernández, INS Les Corts (Barcelona) § Maria de la Parra Guerra INS Les Corts (Barcelona)

- Toribio, J., “La filosofía analítica hoy” (Analytic Philosophy Today). Radio

interview in collaboration with UNED. October 4th, 2013. RNE-3: http://www.rtve.es/alacarta/audios/uned/uned-filosofia-analitica-hoy-04-10-13/2052146/

- Toribio, J., “Prejuicios: de la psicología social a la reflexión filosófica y viceversa” Sociedad Catalana de Filosofía. Grup De Filosofia Analítica. Instituto de Estudios Catalanes (IEC). March 20th, 2019.

Research Management Experience - Co-organizer of the V NOMOS Meeting. Valencia, January 27-28, 2011. A

Symposium on The Apology Ritual. A Philosophical Theory of Punishment (CUP, 2008) by Christopher Bennett.

- Organizer of the workshop “Perception, Action and Time”. Barcelona, UAB,

June 2-3, 2011. - Organizer of the VI NOMOS Meeting. A symposium on Epistemic Injustice by

Miranda Fricker. Barcelona, December 1-2, 2011. PI of Project FFI2011-12905 (sub-programme FISO) MCINN: grant to organize the meeting.

- PI of research project “Experience, Belief and Mental Agency”. Project: FFI2011-

26853. MCINN 2012-2014.

- Organizer of the First International Workshop on Experience, Belief and Mental Agency. Project: FFI2011-26853. MCINN 2012-2014. Barcelona, October 15th, 2012.

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- Co-organizer of the IV Spanish-Argentinian Conference on Analytic Philosophy. Buenos Aires, 14-16 March 2013.

- Co-organizer of the VIII NOMOS Meeting. A Symposium on The Epistemology

of Resistance. Gender and Racial Oppression, Epistemic Injustice, and Resistant Imaginations, by José Medina. Oxford University Press, 2012. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 3-4 June 2013.

- Organizer of the Second International Workshop on Experience, Belief and

Mental Agency. Project: FFI2011-26853. MCINN 2012-2014. Barcelona, June 25th, 2013.

- Co-organizer of the VII Inter-University Workshop on Mind, Art and Morality.

University of Murcia (Spain) October 2-4, 2013. Invited speaker: Malcom Budd. - Organizer of the Third International Workshop on Experience, Belief and Mental

Action and Second Meeting of the European Normativity Network. Barcelona, 13-14 November, 2014.

- Co-organizer of the Workshop “Content in Sender Receiver Models”. Barcelona,

25 November, 2015. - PI of research project: “The Complexity of Perception: A multidimensional

approach”. Project FFI2014-51811-P

- Organizer of the First International Workshop on the Complexity of the Perception. MINECO. Project FFI2014-51811-P. University of Barcelona, July 3-4, 2017.

- Co-organizer of the DIAPHORA Midterm Conference. H2020-MSCA-ITN-2015.

University of Barcelona, December 12-15, 2017. - Co-organizer (with Indrek Reiland) of the First International Workshop on

Content and Concepts, funded by “The Complexity of Perception: A multidimensional approach”, MINECO. Project FFI2014-51811-P. Barcelona, May 10-11, 2018.

Refereeing and Editorial Boards

Mind, The Australasian Journal of Philosophy, The Philosophical Quarterly, Mind and Language, Synthese, Connection Science, Philosophical Psychology, Dialogue, Análisis Filosófico, The Journal of Mind and Behavior, Philosophy of Science, Philosophical Explorations, Crítica, Disputatio, Philosophers’ Imprint, Teorema, Philosophical Issues, Abstracta, Consciousness and Cognition. Associate Editor of Theoria. An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science. Philosophy of Mind Section (2009-2015). Associate Editor of the European Journal of Philosophy of Science. Philosophy of Cognitive Science Section (2013-2016).

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Departmental Services (Administration)

Department of Philosophy. Washington University in St. Louis

93-94: Graduate Recruitment, Admissions, and Financing Committee. 94-95: University College Council. Awards Committee. 95-96: Graduate Logic Examination Committee (Chairperson). Regular Colloquia Committee. 97-98: Graduate Recruitment, Admissions, and Financing Committee. Graduate Logic Examination Committee (Chairperson). 98-99: Graduate Logic Examination Committee. 99-00: Placement Committee. Departmental Awards. Curriculum Committee.

School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences. University of Sussex 01-02 (Fall) Director of the MA Program: Philosophy of Cognitive Science. 01-02 (Fall) Philosophy Subject Chair at the School of Cognitive and Computing

Sciences.

Indiana University, Bloomington. Department of Philosophy

2002-2004: Graduate Recruitment, Admissions Committee Ewing Award for Undergraduates Committee

The University of Edinburgh

School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences Philosophy.

2004-2005: Director of Studies. Curriculum development: “Mind and Language” degree (in

collaboration with Bob Ladd and Holly Branigan). 2005-2006: Director of Studies.

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Co-convenor. Staff / Graduate Seminar. 2006-2008 Director of the MSc Programme in Philosophy.

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

- Coordinator of the MA in Analytic Philosophy at the UAB (2008-2014)

Universitat de Barcelona

- Coordinator of the MA in Analytic Philosophy (2014-2017)

Professional Societies

- Member of the Spanish Society of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. - Member of the Spanish Society of Analytic Philosophy. - Member of the Advisory Board of the European Society for Philosophy and

Psychology (2013-2016). - President of the Spanish Society of Analytic Philosophy (2010-2016).

Advisory Committees

- 2009-present: Advisor to the Evaluation Committee of Philosophy Projects of the “Plan Nacional del Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación”.

- 2011: Advisor to the Wiener Wissenschafts-, Forschungs- und Technologiefonds

(WWTF) Vienna Science and Technology Fund. Evaluation of proposals for scientific research projects submitted to the WWTF Cognitive Sciences Call 2011.

- 2012-2016: Advisor to the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of

Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR). - 2013-2017: European Research Council. Consolidator Grant Panel. Panel Member

of SH4 (The Human Mind and Its Complexity). - 2013-2014: Member of the Advisory Board of PERSP (Philosophy of Perspectival

Thoughts and Facts). Consolider-Ingenio 2010 Scheme (CSD2009-00056). Coordinator of Work-package S1: Space and Time.

- 2013-present: Advisor to the Agency for the Evaluation of the Quality of

Universities in Castilla-León (Spain) (ACSUCYL) - 2013-present: Member of the Advisory Board of CONICET (Consejo Nacional de

Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas) National Council for Scientific and Technical Research), Argentina.

- 2015-present: Member of the Advisory Committee of the Spanish Agency of

Evaluation, Agencia Nacional de Evaluación y Prospectiva (ANEP).

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- 2016: “La Caixa” Advisory Committee for post-doctoral studies in North America, Asia and the Pacific Area. July 4-5, 2016.

- 2018-March 2019: Permanent Collaborator of the Spanish State Research Agency

(“Agencia Estatal de Investigación). Mind, Language and Thought (Philosophy).

Steering Committees - NOMOS Research Network. 2009-2013. - European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP) 2013-2016.

Scientific Committees

- XII TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference. Universitat de Girona, January 11-12, 2010.

- XIII TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat de Barcelona, January 12-14, 2011. - Seventh European Congress of Analytic Philosophy, Milan, September 1-6, 2011. - Sixth Latin Meeting in Analytic Philosophy, Lisbon. November 2-4, 2011. - XIV TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, January 12-13, 2012. - Workshop on Gender, Race, and Sexuality: Issues in Philosophical Methodology,

Barcelona, June 25-26, 2012. - Second Conference of the Latinoamerican Association of Analytic Philosophy

(ALFAn). Buenos Aires, August 21-24, 2012. - XXII SIUCC. Interuniversity Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science

Donostia – San Sebastián, September 6-8, 2012. Invited speaker, Jesse Prinz. - OFA 8 (Office of Analytic Philosophy). Workshop on Coordination and

Disagreement across Perspectives. Part of the EUROCORES Understanding and Misunderstanding: Cognition, Communication and Culture (EuroUnderstanding) Programme. Lisbon, September 10-12, 2012.

- XV TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universidad de Valencia, January 10-12, 2013. - 7th Latin Meeting in Analytic Philosophy. Institute Jean Nicod, Paris, July 1-2,

2013. - 7th Conference of the Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy (SEFA). Madrid,

September 11-14, 2013. - OFA 9 (Office of Analytic Philosophy), graduate workshop co-organized by the

Portuguese Philosophy Society (SPF), the Portuguese Society for Analytic

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Philosophy (SPFA) and the LanCog research group. Lisbon, 12-13 September, 2013.

- VII Interuniversity Workshop on Mind, Art and Morality. University of Murcia (Spain) October 2-4, 2013. Invited speaker: Malcom Budd.

- XVI TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat de Barcelona, January 16-17, 2014. - OFA 10 (Office of Analytic Philosophy), graduate workshop co-organized by the

Portuguese Philosophy Society (SPF), the Portuguese Society for Analytic Philosophy (SPFA) and the LanCog research group. Lisbon, May 27-28, 2014.

- GRSelona2. Second Barcelona Conference on Gender, Race, and Sexuality: Issues

in Metaphysics. Barcelona, Spain, May 29-30, 2014. - 22nd Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Noto, Italy,

September 16-19, 2014. - XXIII SIUCC. Interuniversity Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science.

Invited speaker: Jennifer Hornsby. Sevilla, Spain, November 6-8, 2014. - XVII TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, January 22-23, 2015. - V Research Workshop on Philosophy of Biology and Cognitive Science. Madrid,

UNED, April 23-24, 2015. - 23rd Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Tartu,

Estonia, July 14-17, 2015. - XXIV SIUCC. Interuniversity Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science.

Invited speaker: Jason Stanley. Valladolid, Spain, October 29-31, 2015. - XVIII TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat de València, January 28-29, 2016. - VI Research Workshop on Philosophy of Biology and Cognitive Science.

Barcelona, UB, April 28-29, 2016. - IV ALFAn Conference (Argentinian Society for Analytic Philosophy). San José,

Costa Rica, May 25-27. - GRSelona3. Third Barcelona Conference on Gender, Race, and Sexuality:

Language and Politics. Barcelona, Spain, June 22-23, 2016. - 24th Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology. St.

Andrews, UK, August 10-13, 2016. - 25th Meeting of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology.

Hertfordshire, UK, August 14-17, 2017. - XIX TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universitat de Barcelona, April 26-27, 2018.

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- XII Inter-University Workshop on Art, Mind, and Morality: Language and Power.

University of Barcelona, Barcelona, May 22-23, 2018. - XXVII SIUCC. Interuniversitary Workshop on Philosophy and Cognitive Science.

Invited speaker: Elisabeth Camp. University of the Basque Country. Vitoria-Gasteiz, September 26-28, 2018.

- XX TIF (Taller de Investigación en Filosofía). Graduate Student Conference.

Universidad de Valencia, March 28-29, 2019.

- IX Conference of the Society for Analytic Philosophy (SEFA). Valencia, November 21-23, 2019.

Specific training PROLOG Intensive course given at the AI Laboratory of the Faculty of Philosophy. Complutense University. Madrid. March, 1990. LISP Intensive course given at the AI Laboratory of the Faculty of Philosophy. Complutense University, Madrid, March, 1990. Summer School in Connectionism and Developmental Psychology (McDonnell-Pew Center for Cognitive Neuroscience). University of Oxford, United Kingdom, 13-23 July, 1992.

Languages

(other than English and Spanish) German: Zertifikat Deutsch als Fremdsprache, Goethe Institut, May, 1987. Zentrale Mittelstufe Prüfung, Goethe Institut, May, 1989.