Aleksandar Feodorov works at the Department of Literary Theory at the Institute for Literature (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences). His debut book "Pragmatism and Musement. Habit, Norm, Metaphor" (2019) explores the philosophy and semiotics of Charles S. Peirce in relation to problems in the humanities and literary theory. Feodorov is a Fulbright Alumnus: in 2019 he spent 5 months researching Peirce's aesthetics at the Peirce Edition Project (IUPUI), where he was invited by Prof. André De Tienne. Feodorov also compiled and translated into Bulgarian fifteen of Peirce's most important works as "Selected Writings of Charles S. Peirce," 2022, as well…
Aleksandar Feodorov works at the Department of Literary Theory at the Institute for Literature (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences). His debut book "Pragmatism and Musement. Habit, Norm, Metaphor" (2019) explores the philosophy and semiotics of Charles S. Peirce in relation to problems in the humanities and literary theory. Feodorov is a Fulbright Alumnus: in 2019 he spent 5 months researching Peirce's aesthetics at the Peirce Edition Project (IUPUI), where he was invited by Prof. André De Tienne. Feodorov also compiled and translated into Bulgarian fifteen of Peirce's most important works as "Selected Writings of Charles S. Peirce," 2022, as well as Josiah Royce's "Philosophy of Loyalty", 2023. His main interests are in classical American philosophy, pragmatism, the history of ideas, and provincialism.
