About
I am a philosopher at the University of Birmingham, UK. I work mostly at the intersection of philosophy of mind, psychology, and cognitive science, with additional interests in the epistemology of perception. Much of the work I have done to date has focused on the nature and origins of delusional beliefs, as well as on their epistemic standing. To find out more, please see my Research page.
I completed my PhD in 2020 at the University of Birmingham. Before coming to Birmingham, I obtained a BA and MA in philosophy from the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University of Milan, and a second MA in philosophy from Durham University. I was also a visiting scholar at Yale in Spring 2019, collaborating with Phil Corlett on research into Bayesian models of psychosis.
If you would like to request paper drafts, or just get in touch, feel free to contact me at federico.bong@gmail.com or find me on twitter @fedebng.
I am a philosopher at the University of Birmingham, UK. I work mostly at the intersection of philosophy of mind, psychology, and cognitive science, with additional interests in the epistemology of perception. Much of the work I have done to date has focused on the nature and origins of delusional beliefs, as well as on their epistemic standing. To find out more, please see my Research page.
I completed my PhD in 2020 at the University of Birmingham. Before coming to Birmingham, I obtained a BA and MA in philosophy from the Vita-Salute San Raffaele University of Milan, and a second MA in philosophy from Durham University. I was also a visiting scholar at Yale in Spring 2019, collaborating with Phil Corlett on research into Bayesian models of psychosis.
If you would like to request paper drafts, or just get in touch, feel free to contact me at federico.bong@gmail.com or find me on twitter @fedebng.
