Isidora Stojanovic

Isidora Stojanovic is a Research Director at the Jean Nicod Institute (CNRS, Paris) and a Distinguished Research Fellow at Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona, 2024-2029). She leads the ERC Advanced Grant project Valence Asymmetries, examining evaluative language and cognition. Her work bridges philosophy of language, value theory, and semantics-pragmatics intersections.

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• Research Themes: Context sensitivity, evaluative discourse, indexicality, semantics-pragmatics boundaries, and the role of valence in language and morality.

Her articles focus on slurs, thick terms, taste and moral predicates, and de se content. These works are grounded in experimental philosophy, semantic theory, and interdisciplinary analysis. She coordinates the STAL network (Slurring Terms Across Languages) and has participated in modeling and using context conferences.

Scientific Awards:

• ERC Advanced Grant No. 101142133 (2024-2029)

Advising: Supervised multiple PhD students, including Bianca Cepollaro (2017), Andrés Soria Ruiz (2019), and Victor Carranza Pinedo (2022), with committees involving institutions like ENS Paris and University of Milan.

Labs & Teams: Affiliated with the MIND AND LANGUAGE team at the Jean Nicod Institute and the STAL network for interdisciplinary slurs research.