Alejandro Vesga

Alejandro Vesga

I’m a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton’s University Center for Human Values, working in Tania Lombrozo’s lab. In fall 2024, I’ll start as assistant professor at the University of Houston’s philosophy department.

My main interests lie in the intersections between philosophy of language, epistemology, social philosophy, and cognitive science. I also work in Latin American Philosophy – particularly in the Theology and Philosophy of Liberation.

I went to Los Andes University (Bogotá, Colombia) for my BA and MA in philosophy. I did my PhD at the Sage School of Philosophy, at Cornell University. My advisors were Carlotta Pavese (co-chair), W. Starr (co-chair), Kate Manne, and Shaun Nichols.

I have written some journalism and public philosophy on ideology, gender, propaganda, and the politics of science. For now, this has been in Spanish.

See my CV here.
Contact: av0277 [at] princeton.edu