Teresa Marques

Teresa Marques is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona (UB), where she joined in 2017 as a Principal Investigator (PI) of a Spanish Science Ministry grant and became a tenured member of the Philosophy Faculty in December 2021. She currently serves as co-PI of a state-funded project on the philosophy of hybrid representations and as coordinator of outreach for the Barcelona Institute of Analytic Philosophy’s María de Maeztu Research Programme.

• PhD in Philosophy, University of Stirling (2004)
• M.Litt in Philosophy, University of St. Andrews (1997)
• BA in Philosophy, University of Lisbon (1994)

Her research spans philosophy of language, epistemology, and social philosophy. Key areas include:

• Philosophy of disagreement, contextualism, and relativism
• Speech acts and conceptual variability
• Conative attitudes and their linguistic expression
• Derogatory speech, hate speech, and propaganda

She has an impressive publication record with 17 publications since 2018, including co-edited books with Oxford University Press and Routledge. Her work has garnered significant recognition, reflected in her Scopus and Researcher ID h-indices of 8 and a Google Scholar h-index of 14 (656 total citations, 461 since 2019).

• 2022: ICREA Acadèmia Award
• 2022: Accreditation of Advanced Research ‘Profesora Catedrática’
• 2020: Beatriz Galindo Distinguished Researcher Award
• 2019: Accreditation I3 – Excellence in Advanced Research
• 2014: Maria Curie Fellowship

Marques has mentored 4 postdocs since 2019, supervised 4 PhD students (2 ongoing) and 4 master’s students, and coordinates the APhil master’s program in Analytic Philosophy at UB. She has taught at the University of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra, Lisbon, and the University of Maryland (Global Campus). Her editorial roles include co-editing books and serving as subject editor for philosophy of language at Thought: A Journal of Philosophy.