Julien Murzi

Dr. Julien Murzi is an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at the University of Salzburg and an external member of the Munich Centre for Mathematical Philosophy. He holds two PhDs in Philosophy from the University of Rome 'La Sapienza' (2008) and the University of Sheffield (2010), with postdoctoral experience at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (2010-2012). His current research focuses on the intersection of logic, normativity, and rationality, particularly substructural and contextualist solutions to semantic paradoxes.

• University of Rome 'La Sapienza' (PhD, 2008)
• University of Sheffield (PhD, 2010)
• University of St Andrews (Analysis Studentship, 2009-2010)

His work engages with semantic paradoxes, logical revision, proof-theoretic harmony, and inferentialism. Articles demonstrate expertise in non-classical logic, truth theory, and logical consequence, often addressing paradoxes like the Liar and Curry. Collaborations include FWF-funded projects with Lorenzo Rossi and Brett Topey on logical determinacy and semantic paradoxes.

• Fund for Scientific Research (FWF) Project: Categoricity by convention (2021-2026)
• FWF Project: The Liar and its Revenge in Context (completed)
• FWF Project: Determinacy and non-classicality in arithmetic (2025-2029)

Scientific awards include the Analysis Studentship at Arché (2009-2010). Personal details mention residence near Salzburg with partner Barbara and two sons.