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NANESI
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We aim to advance philosophical knowledge by elucidating the phenomenon of linguistic deniability. We focus on the reputational costs of uncooperative comunication and what strategies individuals use to avoid them.
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The Project
NANESI (The nature of deniability and its philosophical implications) is a research project funded by the Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities, the State Research Agency, and the ERDF (reference number: PID2023-150151NA-I00), running from 2024 to 2027.
NANESI aims to investigate the phenomenon of linguistic deniability. It will improve our understanding of how uncooperative communication works, and of the strategies that speakers can use to evade the costs associated with violating a variety of linguistic norms. As such, NANESI will further socially and politically relevant lines of research: it will explore and dissect common communicative strategies that are used for manipulation, misinformation, polarization, and the promotion of social injustices.
NANESI aims to investigate the phenomenon of linguistic deniability. It will improve our understanding of how uncooperative communication works, and of the strategies that speakers can use to evade the costs associated with violating a variety of linguistic norms. As such, NANESI will further socially and politically relevant lines of research: it will explore and dissect common communicative strategies that are used for manipulation, misinformation, polarization, and the promotion of social injustices.
Meet our Team
PI
Manuel Almagro Holgado |
PI
Neri Marsili |
Research Team
Work Team
| Jennifer Saul (University of Waterloo) | Michael Lynch (UConn) | Markus Kneer (University of Graz) |
| Alex Wiegmann (University of Granada) | Diana Mazzarella (University of Neuchatel) |
| Andrew Peet (University of Umeå) | Bianca Cepollaro (University of Vita-Salute San Raffaele) |
| Daniel Williams (University of Sussex) | Francesca Bonalumi (University of Munich) |
| Laura Caponetto (University of Cambridge) | Laura Delgado (University of Lisbon) | Alexander Dinges (Heinrich-Heine-Universität) |
| Victoria Lavorerio (University of República de Uruguay) | Joan Camarena Bononad (University of Valencia) |
| Anastasia Garbayo de la Torre (University of Valencia) | Hamsa Chakkour | Carmela Vieites
| Alex Wiegmann (University of Granada) | Diana Mazzarella (University of Neuchatel) |
| Andrew Peet (University of Umeå) | Bianca Cepollaro (University of Vita-Salute San Raffaele) |
| Daniel Williams (University of Sussex) | Francesca Bonalumi (University of Munich) |
| Laura Caponetto (University of Cambridge) | Laura Delgado (University of Lisbon) | Alexander Dinges (Heinrich-Heine-Universität) |
| Victoria Lavorerio (University of República de Uruguay) | Joan Camarena Bononad (University of Valencia) |
| Anastasia Garbayo de la Torre (University of Valencia) | Hamsa Chakkour | Carmela Vieites
Contact Us
Feel free to contact us for any question about the project
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