Zamir Kadodia
College: College of Social Sciences and International Studies
Discipline: Sociology and Philosophy
Department: Social and Political Sciences, Philosophy, and Anthropology
I'm a PhD student in Philosophy. My thesis aims to create a substantive theorietical account of autism within the predictive processing framework, understood in a 4E cognition context. See the 'Research' tab for more details about my thesis.
My research interests lie in the philosophy of mind, philosophy of cognitive science, 4E cognition, and phenomenology. These core research interests also spill over into other areas of interest like illness and disability, psychopathology, philosophy of psychiatry, philosophy of emotions, philosophy of psychedelics, and artificial intelligence.
I completed both my BA and MA degrees at the University of Exeter (both in Philosophy). I then applied for, and was awarded, a fully-funded PhD studentship to undertake this current project. I am happy to still be working in this department with two excellent supervisors.
