About Me

Links:

Here you can find me on Google Scholar
Here on PhilPeople
And here on Research Gate and Academia.edu
(I try to put all preprints there)

My name is Maciej Tarnowski, currently a PhD student at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Warsaw. I am a Principal Investigator in the PRELUDIUM 20 project "Moore’s Paradox in language and thought: towards a unified strategy of explanation" (2022-2025) funded by the National Science Center in Poland.

I work extensively on philosophy of language, epistemology and philosophical logic; less extensively I occupy myself with experimental philosophy, social ontology and philosophy of mind.

I was born, raised and educated in the city of Warsaw, which holds a special place in my heart (up there you may see blocks of Ursynów, where I spend most of my life).

Apart from being a philosopher, for six years I used to be a high-school debating coach and teacher - this job is probably the most rewarding and tough challenge I ever took. I am also a devoted fan of competitive debating (here is a World Championship Final I lost against an amazing Croatian team), chess, cooking and hitchhiking.

Here you can also see some of my popular work - interviews, educational videos and translations:

An interview on epistemic paradoxes and all things philosophical (in English; here you can read it in Russian).

A short popular article on the Trump-Biden campaign dynamics (in Polish).

My Russian-to-Polish translation of Andrei Platonov's "On the first socialist tragedy".

An hour-long podcast on paradoxes and analytic philosophy (in Polish):

And some educational videos on how to approach philosophy-related topics in Oxford-style and British Parliamentary debating: