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Anton Emilsson is a doctoral graduate in Practical Philosophy from the Department of Philosophy at Lund University, part of the Faculty of Humanities and Theology. He completed his PhD in 2024 with a thesis on P. F. Strawson’s philosophy of free will and moral responsibility, conducted within the Lund Gothenburg Responsibility Project (LGRP). He is also a member of the European Moral Responsibility Consortium (EMRC) and serves as Vice Editor-in-Chief of the popular philosophy journal Svensk filosofi.
His research interests span a wide range of topics in analytic philosophy, including moral responsibility, free will, moral luck, meta-philosophy, philosophical methodology, the philosophy of Bernard Williams, ordinary language philosophy, and the history of analytic philosophy. He also engages with issues in meta-ethics and political philosophy. His interdisciplinary orientation is reflected in his fingerprint analysis, which links his work to psychology, medicine, and pragmatics.
The most recent articles show a strong thematic consistency, focusing on moral responsibility, free will, and philosophical methodology. They reflect both scholarly depth and a commitment to public engagement through accessible writing in Svensk filosofi. His doctoral thesis and related publications demonstrate a sustained engagement with Strawsonian compatibilism and the moral reactive attitudes.
- King Oscar II's scholarship (2025)
Emilsson has been involved in research projects such as the Lund Gothenburg Responsibility Project (LGRP) and has contributed to academic service by organizing the Lund Early Career Conference "Perception and Responsibility" in 2022. While no formal grant leadership is listed, his participation in major collaborative projects indicates active engagement in funded research. He has not supervised any students yet, based on available data.
He is affiliated with the Department of Philosophy at Lund University, which hosts the Cognition & Philosophy VR Lab and other research initiatives, though no direct involvement in a specific lab is mentioned in the text.
