WORK:

• Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan (Poland) – from 09/01/2010:

Position: Associate Professor, specialization: metaethics, action theory

• University of Warsaw (Poland) – from 09/01.2017

Position: Associate Professor (part-time), specialization: organizations

FELLOWSHIPS:

• University of Helsinki (Finland) – 09/01/2015–10/31/2015

Position: Visiting Research Fellow, specialization: action theory

• Universita’ degli Studi Roma Tre (Italy) – 09/01/2014-02/16/2015

Position: Visiting Fellow, specialization: action theory

• University of California, Davis (USA) – 09/01/2012–03/31/2013

Position: Fulbright Senior Advanced Research Scholar, specialization: action theory, theory of rationality.

EDUCATION:

Adam Mickiewicz University (2001-2010):

• Habilitation in philosophy – June 26th 2017

Dissertation: “Tadeusz Kotarbiński’s Action Theory – Reinterpretive Studies”. Committee: Prof. Katarzyna Paprzycka (UW), Prof. Włodzimierz Galewicz (JU), Prof. Małgorzata Cern (AMU)

• Ph.D. in philosophy – June 7th 2010 (cum laude/with honors)

Dissertation: “Status of Goodness and Duty in Contemporary Naturalistic Ethics”. Supervisor: Prof. Tadeusz Buksiński (AMU). Committee: Prof. Marcin Poręba (University of Warsaw), Prof. Ewa Nowak (AMU)

• B.A. in classical philology – 2006
• M.A. in philosophy – 2005

B. AOS:

• rRutines (organization science)
• Philosophy of action,
• Theories of rationality,

C. AOC:

• Philosophy of science,
• Decision theory,
• Metaethics,
• Pragmatism and neopragmatism,
• Neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics,
• Theories of autonomy (self-governance),
• Kotarbiński’s praxiology,
• Classic practical philosophy (Aristotle, Hume, Kant);

D. RESEARCH PROJECTS:

1. 08.2012-08.2015: “Theories of Reasons for Action. A Possibility of Application to the Management Sciences”, Polish National Science Centre Grant UMO-2011/03/B/HS4/04162 – chief executive,
2. 01.09.2012-31.03.2013: Practical Rationality: Contemporary Theories of Reasons for Action and Their Implications for the Conception of Prudential Reason, Fulbright Senior Advanced Research at UC Davis;
3. 03.2009-03.2011: “Status of Goodness and Duty in Contemporary Naturalistic Ethics” – Supervisory Grant of Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education, No. N N101 05963 – main executive (under supervision of professor Tadeusz Buksiński),

E. PUBLICATIONS (2012-2017)[1]:

I. Authored monographs – in English:

Tadeusz Kotarbiński’s Action Theory – Reinterpretive Studies, New York: Palgrave Macmillan 2017.

II Authored monographs – in Polish

After Metaethics, Kraków, Wydawnictwo Universitas 2012, pages 290 [revised Ph.D. diss.],

III. Edited volumes – in English:

(2015): Praxiology and the Reasons for Action, P. Makowski, M. Bonecki, K. Nowak-Posadzy (Eds.), [Praxiology: The International Annual of Practical Philosophy and Methodology, Vol. 23] Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ, pages 221,

IV. Edited volumes – in Polish:

(2012): Intersubjectivity – Editor, Kraków, Wydawnictwo Universitas 2012, pages 304 (a collection of essays),

V. Papers in English:

1. (2017): *”Kotarbiński’s praxiology and the analytic action theory” in Praxiological Essays: Texts and Contexts, Ed. W.W. Gasparski, Routledge.
2. (2017, forthcoming): *”Shared Agency and Intentionality – A Praxiological View” in Self-Knowledge and Moral Identity, Ed. R.K. Panda, New Delhi.
3. (2016a): *[Review] Neil Roughley, Wanting and Intending. Elements of a Philosophy of Practical Mind, Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, DOI: 10.1007/s10677-016-9768-8.
4. (2016b): **Intention Inertia and the Plasticity of Planning, Philosophical Psychology, 29(7):1045-1056.
5. (2016c): **”Reasons for Being Flexible. Desires, Intentions, and Plans” in Desire – The Concept and Its Practical Context, Ed. Timo Airaksinen, Wojciech W. Gasparski (pp. 59-78), New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.
6. (2015): **”Praxiology meets Planning Theory of Intention” in Reasons for Action and Praxiology, eds. P. Makowski, M. Bonecki, K. Nowak [Praxiology: The International Annual of Practical Philosophy and Methodology, Vol. 23] (pp. 43-71). New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers.

VI. Papers in Polish:

1. (2015): **Moore and the Semantic Autonomy of Ethics, Principia. Pisma koncepcyjne z filozofii i socjologii teoretycznej, Vol. 59-60: 67-81,
2. (2013): **Bratman and A Minimal Praxiology, Ethics in Progress Quarterly, Vol. 4(2): 78–86,
3. (2012): **“The Practical Spectrum of Ethics and Intersubjectivity. Two Models of Subject”, in: Intersubjectivity, Piotr Makowski (Ed.), Kraków, Wydawnictwo Universitas: 129–147,
4. (2012): **Dynamis. Metaphysical Notion of Capacity and its Role in Aristotle’s Practical Philosophy, ICF Diametros, Vol. 33 (2012): 76–100,

VII. Polish Translations:

(2013): Michael E. Bratman, The Fecundity of Planning Agency, Ethics in Progress Quarterly, Vol. 4(2): 87-112,

VIII. Miscellanea:

1. (2012): *“Fire in the Philosophy of Heraclitus”, Filozofia Publiczna i Edukacja Demokratyczna, Vol. 1(2) (2012): 130–138,
2. (2012): “Dimensions of Intersubjectivity. Foreword”, in: Intersubjectivity, Piotr Makowski (Ed.), Kraków, Wydawnictwo Universitas: 7–10.

F. PRESENTATIONS (2012-2017):

I. in English (international):

1. “Motor Intentions, Motor Representations, and Libet’s Experiment”, Philosophers’ Rally, University of Białystok, Białystok, Poland (05.07.2016),
2. “Distal Intentions in Empirically Unstable Contexts of Actions”, Context Cognition, and Communication Conference, University of Warsaw, Poland (17.06.2016),
3. “Intention Inertia and the Plasticity of Planning”, Institute of Philosophy, University of Bern, Switzerland (09.12.2015 – invited discussion on my paper),
4. “Plasticity of Planning Agency”, Social and Moral Philosophy, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland (28.10.2015 – invited talk),
5. “Shared Agency: Intentions, Reasons, and Propensities to Act”, Self-Knowledge and Moral Identity, IIT Bombay, Mumbai, India, (13-16.01.2015 – invited)
6. “The (In)flexible agency”, ‘Desire’ Workshop, Institutum Romanum Finlandiae, Rome, Italy (31.10-01.11.2014 – invited),
7. “The Praxiology of Shared Agency”, ACERP2014, Osaka, Japan (30.03.2014),
8. “Praxiology – The Philosophy of Effectiveness and Efficiency in Human Action” – Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart Üniversitesi, Turkey (26.02.2014 – lecture, on invitation),
9. “Inertia and Plasticity” – Philosopher’s Rally, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland (27.06.2013),
10. “Reframing Praxiology. A New Introduction to the Efficient Action Theory” – ECTA 2013, Poznan, Poland (13.06.2013),
11. “Integrative Praxiology. A New Introduction to the Efficient Action Theory” – Philosophy Department Workshop, University of California, Davis (15.02.2013, USA),
12. “Praxiology” – Davis Group in Ethics and Related Subjects, Department of Philosophy, University of California, Davis (05.10.2012, USA – invited talk),

II. in Polish (countrywide):

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