PhD candidate in Philosophy at the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU), currently undertaking a research period at the University of Oxford as a Visiting Student at the Uehiro Oxford Institute (2025-2026), funded by a CAPES Doctoral Sandwich Scholarship. He is also a psychologist, an undergraduate student in Philosophy at UFU, and holds an M.A. in Philosophy from the same institution.His current research develops an original metaethical framework, the Dual-Aspect Cognitivist Expressivism, focusing on the nature of moral assertions, reasons for action, moral obligation, and value.His master's dissertation examined the Philosophy of Religion…
PhD candidate in Philosophy at the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU), currently undertaking a research period at the University of Oxford as a Visiting Student at the Uehiro Oxford Institute (2025-2026), funded by a CAPES Doctoral Sandwich Scholarship. He is also a psychologist, an undergraduate student in Philosophy at UFU, and holds an M.A. in Philosophy from the same institution.His current research develops an original metaethical framework, the Dual-Aspect Cognitivist Expressivism, focusing on the nature of moral assertions, reasons for action, moral obligation, and value.His master's dissertation examined the Philosophy of Religion in the work of Michel Henry, while his undergraduate thesis in Psychology investigated the question of Being in Martin Heidegger's philosophy.He is a member of BioJusPan, a research group dedicated to bioethics and philosophy of law, and one of the founders of the Center for Critical Phenomenological Psychology Studies (CEPSIFENO), an initiative that brings phenomenological psychologies into dialogue with critical social approaches.His research interests include metaethics, ethics, analytic philosophy, philosophy of religion, existential phenomenology, philosophy of mind, systematic theology, the academic study of the Bible, and LGBTQIA+ studies.
