As of September 2026, I hold an International Postdoc funded by the Swedish Research Council and based at King's College London and Lund University. My research focuses on issues relating to responsibility (moral luck, free will, blame, and exemption), with a particular concern for meta-philosophical or methodological issues. I also have a lasting interest in the philosophy of Bernard Williams and in more or less recent developments of "Ordinary Language Philosophy".
My dissertation is a reading of P.F. Strawson's approach to responsibility. It is an attempt to assess, what I call, Strawson's Promise: that we may move beyond the traditional …
As of September 2026, I hold an International Postdoc funded by the Swedish Research Council and based at King's College London and Lund University. My research focuses on issues relating to responsibility (moral luck, free will, blame, and exemption), with a particular concern for meta-philosophical or methodological issues. I also have a lasting interest in the philosophy of Bernard Williams and in more or less recent developments of "Ordinary Language Philosophy".
My dissertation is a reading of P.F. Strawson's approach to responsibility. It is an attempt to assess, what I call, Strawson's Promise: that we may move beyond the traditional problem of free will, seeing determinism as an irrelevance. In 2025, it was awarded King Oscar II's scholarship for best dissertation in the Humanities at Lund University.
I did my PhD at Lund University with the Lund|Gothenburg Responsibility Projekt (LGRP), directed by Paul Russell and András Szigeti, under the supervision of Matthew Talbert, Paul Russell and Matthieu Queloz. I've been a visiting researcher at KU Leuven, University of Bern, and Tufts University. Between 2025 and 2026 I did a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy at KU Leuven with Benjamin De Mesel.
I'm also Editor-in-Chief of the public philosophy journal Svensk filosofi.
