Jordi Fernandez

Dr. Jordi Fernandez is an Associate Professor in the School of Humanities at the University of Adelaide, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Business, Law, and Economics. His academic journey includes a PhD from Brown University (2003), postdoctoral fellowships at Macquarie University and the Australian National University's Centre for Consciousness, and prior teaching roles at Bowdoin College. His research focuses on the intersection of philosophy of mind and epistemology, particularly self-knowledge, memory, and imagination. Current work examines the contents of imaginative episodes and their reflexive nature.

Education:

• PhD in Philosophy, Brown University, 2003
• Undergraduate studies at the University of Barcelona, Spain

Research Interests:

Fernandez explores transparent self-knowledge (attributing mental states via experiential grounds), reflexive memory contents (memories representing their causal origins), and imaginative episodes' epistemic role. His work bridges analytical philosophy with cognitive science, addressing themes like self-reference, mental agency, and epistemic privilege.

Grants & Awards: No awards explicitly listed in available texts.

Supervision: Eligible to supervise Masters/PhD students in philosophy of mind and epistemology. Recent projects include studies on delusions, self-deception, and memory's functional role.