Ana Escher is an assistant lecturer at Universidade Lusófona where she currently works in the field of Law, Mind and Language and teaches the undergraduate courses of Philosophy of Law, Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights. She is a researcher at Universidade Lusófona (CEAD) and at the University of Lisbon (IDPCC and LLT). He has carried out several research stays in Germany (Frankfurt and Heidelberg) and Austria (Graz). She completed her PhD in Legal Philosophy at the University of Lisbon in 2023 with the thesis, 'Language Related Indeterminacy in the Law'. She authored several international papers in the field of Law and Language, such as:
- “Normativity Naturalized? Some Thoughts on Bruno Celanos Pre-Conventions” – Milan Law Review;
- “When it is Vague what is vague; Identifying Vagueness” – in: Law and Language, Springer;
- “Is uncertainty about legislative intent really a form of vagueness? - Jurisprudence” – The Theory and Practice of Legislation.
