My research focuses on the philosophy of Science, the relevance of Evolutionary Biological Theories for understanding the nature and origins of Perception, Cognition, the notion of Emergence, Causation (multi-level), Creativity, along with interests in the conceptual issues in Neurophilosophy, Neuroethics, and Genetics.
Education
PhD, IIT Bombay Thesis Title: Life, Knowledge, and Cognition: An Evolutionary Epistemological Inquiry Thesis Supervisor: Prof. V. S. Sirola
Saraswat, Lalit & Sirola, V.S. (2019). “Popper’s evolutionary therapy to Meno’s paradox”, JICPR, Springer India.
Saraswat, Lalit. (2017). "Evolutionary Constraints on Cognitive and Epistemic Creative Processes", Indian Philosophical Quarterly. Vol. 44. No.1. January-March.
Saraswat, Lalit. (2018). “Selection Theory and Belief-Reference Fitment”, Contemporary Epistemological Issues: Contributions of Alvin I. Goldman. ICPR. Delhi. (Accepted)
Sirola, V.S. & Saraswat, Lalit (2018). “An Evolutionary Epistemological Reading of Meno’s Paradox: Evaluating Goldman’s Critique”, Contemporary Epistemological Issues: Contributions of Alvin I. Goldman. ICPR. Delhi. (Accepted)
Saraswat, Lalit. (2018). “Downward Causation, Selection theory, and Autopoiesis’, Proceedings of International Philosophy Symposium, University of Maribor. (Accepted)