Ana Maria Mora Marquez

Ana Maria Mora Marquez is a Senior Lecturer in Theoretical Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, Lund University, under the College of Humanities and Theology. Her academic work centers on medieval philosophy, particularly the historical development of Aristotelian logic, epistemology, and philosophy of science.

• Specialization: Medieval and Ancient philosophy
• Key projects: Reassessing Aristotelian Science (RAS), Topica
• Teaching: Courses in Theoretical Philosophy including History of Philosophy and Critical Investigator programs

Her research explores the social dimensions of Aristotelian scientific methods in the Middle Ages, with a focus on dialectic and logical traditions. She has published extensively on figures like John Buridan and Simon de Faversham, bridging formal logic and pragmatic approaches in medieval thought.

Recent publications include analyses of Aristotle's Topics reception and the evolution of logical frameworks in the Latin tradition. These works reflect her expertise in medieval commentaries and their philosophical implications.

• Scientific honors: Wallenberg Academy Fellow (2015, extended 2021)
• Current role: Principal Investigator for the RAS project (2022–2027)

As coordinator of the Kritisk utredare program, she contributes to pedagogical development in critical thinking. Her work maintains strong international collaborations and has been featured in prominent medieval philosophy conferences.