Postdoctoral Fellow, September 2012-June 2013 School of Mind and Brain Humboldt University, Berlin

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1 SANTIAGO AMAYA Curriculum Vitae CONTACT Department of Philosophy, Cra 1 #18a-10 Edificio Franco, piso 5, (57) x2530 samaya@uniandes.edu.co EMPLOYMENT Assistant Professor, July Philosophy,. Postdoctoral Fellow, September 2012-June 2013 School of Mind and Brain Humboldt University, Berlin AREAS OF RESEARCH Philosophy of mind and cognitive sciences, action theory and moral psychology. 1. EDUCATION Washington University in St Louis, May 2012 Ph.D. in Philosophy, Neuroscience, Psychology Ph.D. Certificate in Institutions and Social Sciences Universidad Nacional de Colombia, September 2002 MA in Philosophy. Meritorious dissertation., May 1999 Magna cum laude in Philosophy 2. ARTICLES Slips (2013) Nôus, 47(3): No Excuses: Performance mistakes and responsibility with John Doris (2014), in J. Clausen y N. Levy (eds) Springer Handbook of Neuroethics. Dordrecht: Netherlands. Slip-Proof Actions (2014) in R. Altschuler y M. Grist (eds) Time and the Philosophy of Action. Routledge: New York & London. 3. AWARDS Postdoctoral Fellowship, Volkswagen Foundation/Washington University Exchange Program Graduate Student Award, May 2010 American Philosophical Association 1

2 Dissertation Fellowship, Washington University in St Louis Dean s Excellence in Teaching Award, June 2009 Washington University in St Louis Stenner Prize, March 2006 Best graduate student essay in Philosophy, Overseas Research Studentship, U.K. Government (Declined 2003) Departmental Award, Department of Philosophy (Declined 2003), University of Stirling Faculty Scholarship, Faculty of Arts and Sciences (Declined 2003), University of Stirling Overseas Scholarship, September 2002 International Student Center, University of Stirling Docentes en Formación, Universidad Nacional de Colombia Beca de Excelencia Académica, January 2000 Universidad Nacional de Colombia Premio Ramón de Zubiría, August 1997 Beca 40 Años, CONFERENCES 4.1. REFERRED Cognitive Penetration May 2013 (ALFA) Latino American Association for Analytic Philosophy, Brazil Slip-proof actions, April 2013 Slip-proof actions, November 2011 Time and Agency Conference, George Washington University Slips, April 2011 J.L Austin Centenary Conference, Lancaster University Blame me! It was a slip, July 2010 Rocky Mountains Ethics Conference, University of Colorado 2

3 Slips and Revealed Preference, Mayo 2010 Blame me! It was a slip, April 2010 Gateway Conference, University of Missouri, St. Louis Slips and Reasoning by Default, March 2010 Society for Exact Philosophy, Kansas City Slips and Revealed Preference, November 2009 I Congreso Colombiano de Lógica, Epistemología y Filosofía de la Ciencia, Universidad de los Andes Dispositions, conditionals and ceteris paribus clauses, April 2008 Powers and Singular Causation, SUNY. Buffalo How to know that you are raising your arm, May 2007 Selfhood, Normativity and Control Universidad de Radboud Self-knowledge and control, August 2006 Cognitio: Interdisciplinary young researchers conference in cognitive science. Universidad de Quebec, Montreal 4.2. BY INVITATION Comments on Matthew Talbert s Reasonable Expectations and Blame, April 2014 Two kinds of intentions, November 2013 Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá No excuses: Performance mistakes and responsibility, May 2013 University of Texas, El Paso Moral Responsibility and Situationism, February 2013 Universidad de Lund, Sweden Comments on María Alvarez s Agency and Choice, November 2012, Alternatives, Belief, and Action Symposium, Universidad de Valencia Without Belief, October 2012 University of Tübingen Implicit associations in slips, December 2011, Implicit Bias Network Workshop, University of Sheffield Comments on Zollman and Smead s, The reduction of strategic plasticity, May Formal Epistemology Workshop, University of Wisconsin, Madison Our sense of agency, September 2005 Pensamiento, Lenguaje y Acción, Universidad Nacional de Colombia 3

4 The rationality assumption in economic theory, March 2005 Collaborations Conference, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Belief-desire psychology and decision-theory, March 2003 University of Stirling, Scotland 5. WORKSHOPS (BY INVITATION) Neurophilosophy Workshop, April 2013 U. Ludwig-Maximilian, Munich/U. de Humboldt, Berlin Workshop on Action and Knowledge, June 2007 University of Stirling Metaphysics and mind, Summer 2006 National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar, Washington University in St. Louis, Assistant of the director, John Heil Philosophy and the Neurosciences, June 2005 McDonnell Project on Philosophy and the Neurosciences, California Institute of Technology 6. TEACHING, 2014 Mistakes, Thesis Seminar, Philosophy of Language, History and Philosophy of science, 2013 Philosophy of mind, History and Philosophy of science Aristotle Seminar, Aristotle. 2012, 2011, 2009, 2007 Introduction to Logic, Introduction to Cognitive Sciences, Problems in Philosophy Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2002, 2001, 2000 Ancient Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Aristotle 7. CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP PLANNING III Congreso de Lógica, Epistemología y Filosofía de la Ciencia. February 2014 (co-organized with Philogica) Workshop on Mind, Language and Context. May SERVICE Referee for Manuscrito, American Philosophical Quarterly, Premio Nacional Fundación Alejandro Angel Escobar, Mind, Cambridge University Press (psychology), Ideas y Valores, Philosophical Psychology. 4

5 Machine Creativity, June Radio Interview, Deustchlandradio Kultur Can Computers Think? February Talk, Brain Awareness Week, Berlin 9. MEMBERSHIPS American Philosophical Association, Sociedad Colombiana de Filosofía, Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Society for Exact Philosophy 10. REFERENCES David Balota. Professor of Cognitive Psychology and Neurology José Bermúdez. Dean of College of Liberal Arts, Texas A&M University John Doris. Professor of Philosophy and Philosophy-Neuroscience-Pyschology John Heil. Professor of Philosophy and Philosohy-Neuroscience-Psychology Ron Mallon. Director and Profesor of Philosohy-Neuroscience-Psychology Roy Sorensen. Professor of Philosophy, 5