Fambisai Mangadza
Mr
IBS SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT.
DEGREES LINKED TO THIS RESEARCH GROUP:
1) 2017-2019 PhD (Philosophy): 'A Novel Reply to the Knowledge Argument: Wiredu’s View of Quasi-physicalism as a Positive Reply to Jackson'.
TALKS:
1) 'A response to Masaka, D. (2018) "Person, Personhood and Individual rights in Menkiti's African Communitarian thinking - Theoria 157, Vol 65. No 4' (APTA summer school- University of Fort Hare 1-4 December 2018);
2) 'Re-visiting the Chinese Room: A Response to Boden’s critique of Searle’s positive claim' (Philosophy postgraduate conference PPA 2018 - University of Pretoria);
3) 'A reflection on the knowledge problem for reductive physicalism and the impact of epistemic injustice on the quality of knowledge representation and reasoning in the context of the mind-body problem' (Humanities postgraduate conference 2019 - University of Pretoria);
4) 'A Novel response to the knowledge argument in support of non-reductive physicalism' (PSSA 2020 - University of KwaZulu-Natal).
DEGREES LINKED TO THIS RESEARCH GROUP:
1) 2017-2019 PhD (Philosophy): 'A Novel Reply to the Knowledge Argument: Wiredu’s View of Quasi-physicalism as a Positive Reply to Jackson'.
TALKS:
1) 'A response to Masaka, D. (2018) "Person, Personhood and Individual rights in Menkiti's African Communitarian thinking - Theoria 157, Vol 65. No 4' (APTA summer school- University of Fort Hare 1-4 December 2018);
2) 'Re-visiting the Chinese Room: A Response to Boden’s critique of Searle’s positive claim' (Philosophy postgraduate conference PPA 2018 - University of Pretoria);
3) 'A reflection on the knowledge problem for reductive physicalism and the impact of epistemic injustice on the quality of knowledge representation and reasoning in the context of the mind-body problem' (Humanities postgraduate conference 2019 - University of Pretoria);
4) 'A Novel response to the knowledge argument in support of non-reductive physicalism' (PSSA 2020 - University of KwaZulu-Natal).
