Jaime Nubiola Aguilar

Jaime Nubiola Aguilar is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Navarra. His research focuses on pragmatism, philosophy of language, and the works of Charles S. Peirce, John Dewey, and William James. He has authored over 20 books and directed 40 doctoral theses. His academic contributions span philosophy, education, and interdisciplinary studies, emphasizing the intersection of reason, faith, and cultural analysis.

• Affiliations: University of Navarra, Department of Philosophy.
• Education: Ph.D. in Philosophy (University of Navarra, 1982), with a thesis on modal logic and essentialism.
• Research: Specializes in Peircean semiotics, pragmatism's influence on analytic philosophy, and the philosophical foundations of education. He explores themes like abduction, religious epistemology, and interdisciplinary dialogue.

His recent publications include works on Peirce's communication theory, Dewey's educational philosophy, and the philosophical legacy of Eugenio D'Ors. He has collaborated internationally, co-authoring the Handbook of Abductive Cognition and contributing to journals such as Analytica and Estudios Filosóficos.

Nubiola has supervised 40 theses, mentoring scholars in areas like semiotics, ethics, and the philosophy of science. His academic leadership includes roles in educational policy and academic writing pedagogy. He founded the CIC: Information and Communication Notebooks journal and maintains an institutional portal at unav.es.