ASIM DİLMAÇÜNAL

Dr. ASIM DİLMAÇÜNAL is a Lecturer at Bingöl University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy, specializing in Systematic Philosophy and Logic. He holds a PhD from Ankara University (2024), following MA (Pamukkale University, 2017) and BA (Pamukkale University, 2013) degrees. His research focuses on Epistemology, Contemporary Epistemology, and Modern Logic, with notable work on epistemic regress and foundationalism. He has published in journals like Felsefe Dünyası and Akademi MATBUAT. Current roles include teaching Epistemology and serving as a Doctoral Instructor. Prior experience includes a teaching position at the Turkish Ministry of Education (2014–2015).

Education:
- PhD: Ankara University (2024), Thesis: 'The Problem of Testimony in Contemporary Epistemology' (Advisor: Prof. Işıl Bayar BRAVO)
- MA: Pamukkale University (2017), Thesis: 'Epistemic Regression Problem' (Advisor: Prof. Fatih SM ÖZTÜRK)
- BA: Pamukkale University (2013)

Research Interests:
Dedicated to exploring foundational questions in epistemology, particularly the structure of knowledge (e.g., epistemic regress, foundationalism vs. coherentism), modern logical frameworks, and ancient philosophical texts (e.g., Plato's Theaetetus). His work bridges classical philosophy with contemporary debates, emphasizing analytical rigor.

Advising & Grants:
- Current role as a Doctoral Instructor since 2024.
- No grant information explicitly stated in text.

Labs/Teams:
No dedicated lab/team affiliation mentioned, though actively participates in philosophy seminars and conferences (e.g., 2024 ICSAS Conference on Social and Humanities Sciences).