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Dr Giulia Felappi PhD King's College London, BA and MA Universita San Raffaele Milano

Lecturer, Internationalisation and Study Abroad Officer, Doctoral Programmes Director

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Dr Giulia Felappi is a lecturer in philosophy at the University of Southampton.

Giulia completed her PhD at King’s College London in 2015, where she also held an Analysis Trust Studentship. In 2016, she joined the department of Philosophy at Southampton.

Before moving to the UK with her partner Gabriele, Giulia grew up in Brescia, Italy, and then studies in Milan (San Raffaele) and Pisa (Scuola Normale Superiore), while also being a visiting student at Oxford and NYU.

Giulia works primarily on the intersection between philosophy of language and metaphysics. In particular, she focuses on the nature of contents, propositions and facts and the accounts of propositions and facts in the history of Early Analytic Philosophy.   

Qualifications

PhD, King’s College London, 2015

Laurea Specialistica, Università San Raffaele, Milano, 2007

BA, Università San Raffaele, Milano, 2004

Advice and Feedback Hours

Wednesday 9:00-10:00
Friday 12:00-13:00

Research interests

Giulia works primarily on the intersection between philosophy of language and metaphysics.

The aim of her research is to understand the relationship between three fundamental kinds of entities: objects in the world, thoughts about those objects, and language about objects and thoughts. In particular, she focuses on the nature of contents, propositions and facts and many of her publications aim at showing that there are no propositions. She is also interested in, and dreams about being able to work on, non-Western approaches to these matters, in particular from the Chinese tradition.

Giulia is also very interested in the history of Early Analytic Philosophy and in particular in the theories of contents and facts of some female figures, such as Dorothy Wrinch. When she wants to treat herself, Giulia reads Rudolf Carnap, Susanne Langer or Bertrand Russell. 

Recently, she also developed side interests in philosophical questions concerning disability.

PhD supervision

Giulia welcomes enquires and is happy to supervise students in the philosophy of logic and language, metaphysics, and history of Early Analytic Philosophy.  

Research group

Philosophy of Language, Logic and Metaphysics

Affiliate research group

History of Philosophy

  • Internationalisation and Study Abroad Officer, Philosophy
  • Doctoral Programmes Director, Philosophy
  • 3MT Champion, Faculty of Arts and Humanities
  • Member, University Disability Equality Group
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Giulia is the module coordinator and teaches the logic modules, typically;

  • PHIL1016 Reason & Argument
  • PHIL2014 Logic
  • PHIL3054 Philosophical logic.
  • Her vocation is to show all students that logic is fun.

Giulia also coordinates and teaches PHIL3049 Puzzles & Paradoxes, where the old riddles that have been with us for centuries are investigated and debated about.

She also tutors for

  • PHIL1005 Ethics
  • PHIL2028 Appearance and Reality
Dr Giulia Felappi
g.felappi@soton.ac.uk

65/1002
Department of Philosophy,
Humanities,
University of Southampton,
Avenue Campus,
Highfield Road.
SO21 1BF

Room Number : 65/1002

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