MARC ARTIGA GALINDO

Marc Artiga Galindo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy and Educational Sciences, Universitat de València. He is a member of the VLC_LAB Research Group in Analytic Philosophy, where he focuses on foundational issues in philosophy of mind and science.

His primary research interests lie in analytic philosophy, particularly the philosophy of mind, logic, and naturalistic theories of intentional content. His work bridges empirical science with philosophical analysis, emphasizing clarity and rigor in understanding mental representation and cognition.

The trends in his research, though not detailed in specific publications here, center on the intersection of naturalism and intentionality, drawing from contemporary analytic traditions. These areas reflect a deep engagement with both classical and modern debates in epistemology and philosophy of cognitive science.

• Logic and Philosophy of Science
• Analytic Philosophy
• Naturalism in Philosophy

He advises research within the VLC_LAB group and contributes to collaborative academic projects, though specific advisees and grants are not listed in the provided information.

Marc Artiga Galindo conducts his research primarily within the VLC_LAB Research Group in Analytic Philosophy, a team dedicated to advancing methodological precision and conceptual clarity in philosophical inquiry through collaborative, interdisciplinary approaches.