I love philosophy. I'm an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, teaching and researching at the Lincoln Center campus in Manhattan. I recently spent most of 2014 as an academic visitor to the Australian National University's School of Philosophy and Centre for Moral, Political and Social Theory.
Before my current position, I completed my graduate studies at Oxford University and was a Jane Eliza Procter fellow at Princeton University. My research is primarily on the morally right and fair distribution of scarce resources and on the relation between value, reasons and prescriptions. I have wide ranging interests in moral philosophy (especially normative ethics, bioethics & axiology), Kant (both theoretical and practical), metaphysics (especially time, persistence and meta-ontology), jurisprudence, and philosophical methodology. To see some of my current research projects, please visit the 'Papers' section of my website.
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Before my current position, I completed my graduate studies at Oxford University and was a Jane Eliza Procter fellow at Princeton University. My research is primarily on the morally right and fair distribution of scarce resources and on the relation between value, reasons and prescriptions. I have wide ranging interests in moral philosophy (especially normative ethics, bioethics & axiology), Kant (both theoretical and practical), metaphysics (especially time, persistence and meta-ontology), jurisprudence, and philosophical methodology. To see some of my current research projects, please visit the 'Papers' section of my website.
Thanks for visiting!
