Simone Nota

I work at the intersection of metaphysics and transcendental philosophy. My research brings a transcendental perspective to problems on the nature of reality, knowledge, mind, and language—reading Kant and Wittgenstein against contemporary debates. The philosophical questions I address include whether reality depends on our perspectives, how we can know we are not dreaming, and how linguistic falsehood is even possible. Currently, as a post-doctoral fellow at Zagreb's Institute of Philosophy, I am extending this transcendental approach to the intentional relation between human beings and reality.