Katarina Ribeiro Peixoto

Early Modern Philosophy researcher at the Philosophy Department of the University of São Paulo (USP). /Pos-doc fellow granted by FAPESP (Project: Action and Freedom: studies in the history of philosophy of Elisabeth of Bohemia and Émilie Du Châtelet)./Post-doc fellow at the Philosophy Department of State University of Rio de Janeiro UERJ. P.h.D. 2017-: 2018/2018/2022: Posdoctoral fellow. Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Research project 2017-2018/2018-2019- The Problem of Singular Terms in The Port-Royal Logic PDJ- The National Council for Research and Development CNPq). Leading Researcher in the project Elisabeth of Bohemias Thought (Intentionality and responsibility in Elisabeth of Bohemias Thought) Grant Ligne A, from The National Council for Research and Development CNPq; 2018./Associated Researcher in the New Voices on Woman in the History of Philosophy Project at the University of Paderborn, Germany. /Collaborator in the Project Extending New Narratives in the History of Philosophy: as a researcher and also co-editor of the philosophy journal linked to the project./Researcher in the Émilie du Châtelet Project between Experience and Reason in the 18th Century: Studies in the Formation of the Philosophical Canon, Theories of Knowledge and History of Philosopher Women UFSM/CNPq/University of Paderborn /Member of the Red Latino Americana de Estudios sobre Filosofas en la Historia - ReLaFHi/Member of the Brazilian Philosophers Network Works mainly with Early Modern Philosophy (and Early Modern Philosophy of logic); is one of the organizers of the I International Conference Women in The History of Philosophy, which were held at UERJ, 17-20th Juin (https://mulheresfilosofiamoderna.wordpress.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConferenceWomenModernPhilosophyBrazilUERJ/?modal=admin_todo_tour). Ph.D Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul UFRGS (Grant: CAPES). Master Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul UFRGS (Grant: CNPq). Main philosophical interests: the nature of the mind, mental actions/activity, the epistemic implications and practices of Early Modern Rationalism, the logical boundaries between representation and judgment, Early Modern Logical Reformism, Cartesianism, Port-Royal, Locke, Elisabeth of Bohemia, Methodological changes in the Early Modern Philosophy and the History of Philosophy (Source: Lattes Curriculum)