I’m a philosophy Ph.D. candidate at the University of Southern California, where I am advised primarily by Andrew Bacon. Before USC, I’ve done graduate work at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation and at the University of St Andrews. My undergraduate degree is from the University of Padua.
I work primarily on topics in philosophical logic and metaphysics. The main project I’m working on explores the idea that propositions can be true or false at or relative to domains of quantification, in much the same sense they can be true or false at times or possible worlds. My broader philosophical interests include epistemology, ethics, P…
I’m a philosophy Ph.D. candidate at the University of Southern California, where I am advised primarily by Andrew Bacon. Before USC, I’ve done graduate work at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation and at the University of St Andrews. My undergraduate degree is from the University of Padua.
I work primarily on topics in philosophical logic and metaphysics. The main project I’m working on explores the idea that propositions can be true or false at or relative to domains of quantification, in much the same sense they can be true or false at times or possible worlds. My broader philosophical interests include epistemology, ethics, PPE, and early analytic philosophy. I’m also active in mathematical logic, where I focus on algebraic and duality-theoretic approaches to modal and superintuitionistic logics.
