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Professor Marion Durand is a Governing Body Fellow and Associate Professor of Ancient Philosophy at Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford. She holds a BA from the University of Cambridge and a PhD from the University of Toronto, where she specialized in ancient and medieval philosophy. Her research focuses on Stoic philosophy, particularly semantics, logic, and grammar, with a current book project reconstructing Stoic propositional semantics using ancient grammatical texts. She also engages with contemporary philosophy of language, including Fregean senses and Mates' Puzzle.
Teaching includes tutorials on ancient philosophy for joint schools students, as well as logic and philosophy of language. Her work bridges ancient and modern thought, emphasizing the Stoic perspective on language's relationship to reality.
Recent publications include contributions to The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (co-authored) and articles in Synthese and Methodos, exploring Stoic logic, Mates' hierarchy problem, and deictic elements in Stoic propositions.
