I am the Alumni Dissertation Fellow at Fordham University, Philosophy Department. I am pursuing my PhD through a dual-degree program (co-tutelle) with the University of Bari, Italy. My work centers around the theme of desire, and my dissertation formulates a phenomenology of desire as a fundamental structure of lived experience. I specialize in German and French phenomenology, hermeneutics, and 20th century European philosophy more generally. I have competences in Kantian and post-Kantian German philosophy, contemporary Italian philosophy (esp. phenomenology and hermeneutics), the history of philosophy, and normative and hermeneutic ethics. I…
New York City, New York, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
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Phenomenology |
Hermeneutics |
Martin Heidegger |
Edmund Husserl |
Phenomenology, Misc |
Husserl: Phenomenology |
Husserl: Value Theory |
Husserl: Works |
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