Nino Kadić
Senior Assistant
Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb
Senior Assistant
Institute of Philosophy, Zagreb
I earned my bachelor's degree in philosophy in 2015 at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb. In 2016, I obtained my master's degree in philosophy at the Central European University in Budapest, under the supervision of Philip Goff and Michael Griffin. I completed my PhD in philosophy in 2022 at King's College London, successfully passing my viva with a dissertation on panpsychism and anti-physicalist theories of consciousness, supervised by David Papineau and Matthew Soteriou.
While at King's, I briefly worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant, leading seminars in the philosophy of mind and the philosophy of religion. Currently, I'm employed as a Senior Assistant at the Institute of Philosophy in Zagreb. In my spare time, I enjoy making music, photography, and web design.
My academic interests lie primarily at the intersection of the philosophy of mind and metaphysics, where I examine theories of consciousness, personal identity, and the nature of objects and properties. In the future, I plan to connect my current research with other topics in these areas, specifically with physicalist theories of consciousness and issues in cognitive science.
Additionally, I explore topics in the philosophy of religion, focusing on alternative conceptions of divinity, the divine attributes, and aspects of East Asian Buddhism. Within the history of philosophy, I am particularly drawn to the contributions of René Descartes and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz. I also engage with AI ethics, mainly with whole brain emulation, digital immortality, and digital suffering.
Kadić, N. (2024). Panpsychism and cosmopsychism: The place of Frane Petrić in contemporary discussions. Prilozi za istraživanje hrvatske filozofske baštine, 50/1(99), 55-76. Original in Croatian.
Kadić, N. (2024). Monadic panpsychism. Synthese, 203, 38.
Kadić, N. (2017). The grounding problem for panpsychism and the identity theory of powers. Croatian Journal of Philosophy, 17(49), 45-55.
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