Research Group
in Analytic Philosophy

Ivan Milić

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Ivan Milić

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Ivan Milić

Departament de Lògica, Història i Filosofia de la Ciència 

Universitat de Barcelona

c./ Montalegre 6-8, office 4023

08001 Barcelona

itmilic@gmail.com

I got my PhD at the University of Barcelona (Department of Logic, History and Philosophy of Science) in January 2016. The committee consisted of Sanford Goldberg (Northwestern), Patrick Greenough (St. Andrews), and Josep Macià (UB). I obtained "excelente cum laude". 

In my dissertation, I propose and defend a view according to which committing oneself to knowing the proposition expressed counts as an assertion of that proposition. My work was supervised by Manuel Garcia-Carpintero and Sven Rosenkranz.

I have been a visiting student researcher at Berkeley (2014) and Rutgers (2012). Before coming to the University of Barcelona, I received an MA in Philosophy from Central European University (2010) and completed my undergraduate studies at the University of Belgrade in 2009. 

My research interests also include philosophy of mind, epistemology and later Wittgenstein.

Selection of Publications

  • Ivan Milić. 2020

    Hypocritical Blame: A Question for the Normative Accounts of Assertion 

    Philosophia 48 (4): 1543-1549 
  • Ivan Milić. 2018

    What Counts As an Insult? 

    Acta Analytica 33 (4): 539-552

     

  • Ivan Milić, Javier González de Prado Salas. 2018

    Recommending beauty: semantics and pragmatics of aesthetic predicates 

    Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Philosophy 61 (2): 1-27

     

  • Ivan Milić, Stefan Reining . 2017

    A Wittgensteinian Role-Based Account of Assertion  


    Philosophical Investigations 40 (2): 139-153 

     

  • Ivan Milić. 2017

    Against Selfless Assertions 

    Philosophical Studies 174 (9): 2277-2295

     

  • Ivan Milić. 2015

    A Note on Existentially Known Assertions  

     

    The Philosophical Quarterly 65 (261): 813-821  

     

      

  • Ivan Milić. 2013

    Book Review of Meaning and Normativity by Allan Gibbard

     

    Disputatio Vol. V, No. 35: 99-105