Máté Veres
(IPA: [ ˈmaːteː vɛrɛʃ]
I am a Research Fellow (collaborateur scientifique, SNSF Ambizione) at the University of Geneva's Department of Philosophy, an Affiliated Researcher at the University of Gothenburg's Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science.
I previously worked at the University of Toronto. I also held various fellowships, including at the University of Notre Dame's History of Philosophy Forum, the Harvard Center for Hellenic Studies, the University of Geneva (Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship), the University of Hamburg (junior postdoctoral research fellowship), and Cornell University (Fulbright scholarship).
I study ancient philosophy with a focus on Hellenistic epistemology and ethics. My current project concerns the notion of technê in Hellenistic philosophy. My previous project focused on Hellenistic philosophical theology and its interaction with ancient Scepticism.
Work in Progress
* 'Inferential Modes of (Stoic) Apprehension in Sextus Empiricus', in M. Veres and K. Ierodiakonou (eds.), Aporia and Argument: Sextus Empiricus on Logic. Under review.
* 'From Happiness to Tranquillity: Metaphilosophies of Ancient Scepticism'. Under review.
* 'The Psychology of Expertise in Early Stoicism.' In preparation.
* 'Pyrrhonism and the technai.' In preparation.
* 'The Stoic Virtue of Trust.' (co-authored). In preparation.
If you would like to receive a .pdf of one of my published articles, or if you would like to propose a collaborative project, please get in touch!
(IPA: [ ˈmaːteː vɛrɛʃ]
I am a Research Fellow (collaborateur scientifique, SNSF Ambizione) at the University of Geneva's Department of Philosophy, an Affiliated Researcher at the University of Gothenburg's Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science.
I previously worked at the University of Toronto. I also held various fellowships, including at the University of Notre Dame's History of Philosophy Forum, the Harvard Center for Hellenic Studies, the University of Geneva (Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship), the University of Hamburg (junior postdoctoral research fellowship), and Cornell University (Fulbright scholarship).
I study ancient philosophy with a focus on Hellenistic epistemology and ethics. My current project concerns the notion of technê in Hellenistic philosophy. My previous project focused on Hellenistic philosophical theology and its interaction with ancient Scepticism.
Work in Progress
* 'Inferential Modes of (Stoic) Apprehension in Sextus Empiricus', in M. Veres and K. Ierodiakonou (eds.), Aporia and Argument: Sextus Empiricus on Logic. Under review.
* 'From Happiness to Tranquillity: Metaphilosophies of Ancient Scepticism'. Under review.
* 'The Psychology of Expertise in Early Stoicism.' In preparation.
* 'Pyrrhonism and the technai.' In preparation.
* 'The Stoic Virtue of Trust.' (co-authored). In preparation.
If you would like to receive a .pdf of one of my published articles, or if you would like to propose a collaborative project, please get in touch!
Recent publications * 'Inductive Arguments in Ancient Pyrrhonism', in Mika Perälä & Henrik Lagerlund (eds.), The Reception of Aristotelian Induction. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, forthcoming in 2024. * 'Apraxia.' Entry in Giuseppe Veltri, Richard Bett, Emidio Spinelli et al. (eds.), Encyclopedia of Scepticism and Jewish Tradition. Leiden: Brill, forthcoming in 2024. * 'Conceivability and Expert Inference: Two Hellenistic Perspectives', Antiquorum Philosophia 17 (2023), 49-64. * 'Tudás és tekintély a sztoikus ismeretelméletben' (Apprehension and Authority in the Stoic Theory of Knowledge), Magyar Filozófiai Szemle (Hungarian Review of Philosophy) 67.1 (2023), 13-25. * 'Expert Impressions in Stoicism', Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 105.2 (2023), 241-264. (with David Machek). |
Recent and upcoming talks * 'TBA'. Eighth International Conference of the Gesellschaft für Antike Philosophie (GANPH), 1-4 September 2025, University of Fribourg. (invited) * TBA. Workshop on Early Pyrrhonism. Université catholique de Louvain, December 2024. * 'The Psychology of Expertise in Early Stoicism'. Workshop on Ancient Philosophy & History of Philosophy Forum Work-in-Progress Luncheon, University of Notre Dame, 10 April 2024. * 'The Wise and the Expert in Early Stoicism'. Practical Philosophy Research Seminar, University of Gothenburg, 13 March 2024. * 'Which Way to Happiness? The Stoic τέχνη περὶ τὸν βίον and its Sceptical critique.' Fellows' Seminar, The Harvard Center for Hellenic Studies, 18 December 2023. |