I work in the philosophy of mind, epistemology, and philosophy of language. I examine how the psychological interacts with the social. My forthcoming work takes up issues concerning interpersonal disagreement, the normativity of attention, and ideology. 

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I specialize in philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, and philosophy of race.  In philosophy of science, I primarily focus on metaphysical problems in science, such as what is an appropriate way to define "natural kinds."  In philosophy of biology, I primarily focus on metaphysical problems in biology, such as whether biological populations can have fuzzy temporal parts; and whether there's any way to divide Homo sapiens into biologically real races for taxonomy, population genetics, or medicine.

For more information, my publications can be found at http://upenn.academia.edu/CristinaBicchieri

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