Members of BSAP
Our members come from the main Bulgarian universities and research institutions: Sofia University, New Bulgarian University, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, University of Veliko Tarnovo, South West University. We are working in different analytic fields such as philosophy of science, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, epistemology, logic, early analytic philosophy, neurophilosophy, philosophy of art, etc.
Chair: Marina Bakalova
http://bakalova.bsap.bg/
Administrative council:
Our members come from the main Bulgarian universities and research institutions: Sofia University, New Bulgarian University, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, University of Veliko Tarnovo, South West University. We are working in different analytic fields such as philosophy of science, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, epistemology, logic, early analytic philosophy, neurophilosophy, philosophy of art, etc.
Chair: Marina Bakalova
http://bakalova.bsap.bg/
Administrative council:
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Aneta Karageorgieva
Aneta Karageorgieva is a Professor of philosophy at Sofia University, Bulgaria. She was the head of the Department of Philosophy from 2007 to 2015. In 1986 she defends her PhD thesis at Sofia University. In 2000 she becomes an Associate Professor of theory of knowledge in the Department of Philosophy at Sofia University. She currently reads the following courses: Theory of Knowledge, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind and Philosophy for Children.
Aneta Karageorgieva is a Professor of philosophy at Sofia University, Bulgaria. She was the head of the Department of Philosophy from 2007 to 2015. In 1986 she defends her PhD thesis at Sofia University. In 2000 she becomes an Associate Professor of theory of knowledge in the Department of Philosophy at Sofia University. She currently reads the following courses: Theory of Knowledge, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind and Philosophy for Children.
Lilia Gurova
Lilia Gurova is professor of philosophy at New Bulgarian University, Department of Cognitive Science and Psychology. Her research interests are in the field of philosophy and history of science and cognitive science. She has over 130 publications in English and Bulgarian, including 3 books (one of them co-authored). Prof. Gurova is a member of Philosophy of Science Association, Cognitive Science Society, European Philosophy of Science Association and was elected to the Steering Committee of the latter in the period 2013 - 2015. She is a co-founder of Bulgarian Society for Analytic Philosophy, the East European Network for Philosophy of Science, and the POND network (Philosophy of Science Around the Mediterranean). Prof. Gurova is a member of the editorial boards of Balkan Journal of Philosophy and Philosophical Alternatives.
http://l.gurova.bsap.bg
Lilia Gurova is professor of philosophy at New Bulgarian University, Department of Cognitive Science and Psychology. Her research interests are in the field of philosophy and history of science and cognitive science. She has over 130 publications in English and Bulgarian, including 3 books (one of them co-authored). Prof. Gurova is a member of Philosophy of Science Association, Cognitive Science Society, European Philosophy of Science Association and was elected to the Steering Committee of the latter in the period 2013 - 2015. She is a co-founder of Bulgarian Society for Analytic Philosophy, the East European Network for Philosophy of Science, and the POND network (Philosophy of Science Around the Mediterranean). Prof. Gurova is a member of the editorial boards of Balkan Journal of Philosophy and Philosophical Alternatives.
http://l.gurova.bsap.bg
Kamen Lozev
Kamen Lozev took his Master Degree in Engineering Sciences in 1982 at the Technical University, Sofia. In 1987 he received his PhD at the then Philosophy Institute, section Ethics, to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences defending the Dissertation thesis „Еthical Aspects of the Relation Man-Technics“. He taught, subsequently, Philosophy at the Technical University, Sofia, for several years and is then, since 2001, lecturing at the South-West University `Neofit Rilski`, Blagoevgrad, covering subjects like Contemporary Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Ethics, IR theories. He has authored many philosophical articles and four books on Popper, Wittgenstein and Russell.
https://ais.swu.bg/profile/kamenlozev
Kamen Lozev took his Master Degree in Engineering Sciences in 1982 at the Technical University, Sofia. In 1987 he received his PhD at the then Philosophy Institute, section Ethics, to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences defending the Dissertation thesis „Еthical Aspects of the Relation Man-Technics“. He taught, subsequently, Philosophy at the Technical University, Sofia, for several years and is then, since 2001, lecturing at the South-West University `Neofit Rilski`, Blagoevgrad, covering subjects like Contemporary Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Ethics, IR theories. He has authored many philosophical articles and four books on Popper, Wittgenstein and Russell.
https://ais.swu.bg/profile/kamenlozev
Doroteya Angelova
Anna Ivanova
Anna Ivanova is an assistant professor of epistemology, philosophy of science and philosophy of language at St Cyril and St Methodius University in Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria. She а graduate of philosophy from VTU (2001) and а PhD from Sofia University (2008). Her dissertation is in the philosophy of biology. Her current interests are in the field of epistemology, theory of communication and critical reasoning.
http://www.uni-vt.bg/1/?c=userinfo&userid=1331
Anna Ivanova is an assistant professor of epistemology, philosophy of science and philosophy of language at St Cyril and St Methodius University in Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria. She а graduate of philosophy from VTU (2001) and а PhD from Sofia University (2008). Her dissertation is in the philosophy of biology. Her current interests are in the field of epistemology, theory of communication and critical reasoning.
http://www.uni-vt.bg/1/?c=userinfo&userid=1331
Radostina Minina
Radostina Minina had graduated with Master's degree of Mind And Language Philosophy and Child And Adolescent Psychology. Currently she is studying PhD at the Institute for the Study of Societies and Knowledge at Bulgarian Academy of Science. Her interests are in the field of Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Science and Psychology.
Radostina Minina had graduated with Master's degree of Mind And Language Philosophy and Child And Adolescent Psychology. Currently she is studying PhD at the Institute for the Study of Societies and Knowledge at Bulgarian Academy of Science. Her interests are in the field of Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Cognitive Science and Psychology.
Boyan Vassilev
Boyan Vassilev considers himself a pro-scientific philosopher, due to the (often not so) obvious contribution of natural sciences to the flourishing of our species. He tends to employ elements of the neo-Socratic method while teaching. He is aiming towards cultivation of scientific literacy, critical thinking and non-fallacious argumentation — skills that determine a great deal of a person's life (and, subsequently, of a strong society) that is taking place in the 21st century.
http://www.vassilevb.info
Boyan Vassilev considers himself a pro-scientific philosopher, due to the (often not so) obvious contribution of natural sciences to the flourishing of our species. He tends to employ elements of the neo-Socratic method while teaching. He is aiming towards cultivation of scientific literacy, critical thinking and non-fallacious argumentation — skills that determine a great deal of a person's life (and, subsequently, of a strong society) that is taking place in the 21st century.
http://www.vassilevb.info
Hristo Valchev
Hristo Valchev defends his PhD thesis at Sofia University. His main interests are in the fields of theory of knowledge, meta-philosophy, philosophy of language and logic.
Hristo Valchev defends his PhD thesis at Sofia University. His main interests are in the fields of theory of knowledge, meta-philosophy, philosophy of language and logic.
Madelaine Angelova-Elchinova
Madelaine Angelova-Elchinova is an assistant professor at Sofia University. In 2020, Madelaine defends her PhD thesis at Sofia University. The title of her dissertation is 'The Theory of Knowledge in XX Century Bulgarian Philosophy'. Her main interests are in the fields of epistemology, metaphilosophy, metaethics, philosophy of perception and Bulgarian philosophy. In her recent papers she defends an externalist account of justification and argues in favour of externalism in regards to thought content.
https://elchinova.weebly.com/
Madelaine Angelova-Elchinova is an assistant professor at Sofia University. In 2020, Madelaine defends her PhD thesis at Sofia University. The title of her dissertation is 'The Theory of Knowledge in XX Century Bulgarian Philosophy'. Her main interests are in the fields of epistemology, metaphilosophy, metaethics, philosophy of perception and Bulgarian philosophy. In her recent papers she defends an externalist account of justification and argues in favour of externalism in regards to thought content.
https://elchinova.weebly.com/
Denitsa Jelyazkova
