I am an assistant professor at New York University Shanghai (NYU Shanghai). Prior to that I was an instructor at the University of Manitoba. I completed my PhD in philosophy at the University of Toronto in 2021 under the supervision of Nick Stang.
I specialize in 18th century German philosophy, with an emphasis on Kant's theoretical philosophy. Most of my published work has focused on understanding Immanuel Kant in light of the ideas and arguments of his German predecessors (esp. Wolff and Crusius). Currently, I am working on making sense of Kant's theory of truth.
My other research interests include metaphysics, logic, and the history of a…
I am an assistant professor at New York University Shanghai (NYU Shanghai). Prior to that I was an instructor at the University of Manitoba. I completed my PhD in philosophy at the University of Toronto in 2021 under the supervision of Nick Stang.
I specialize in 18th century German philosophy, with an emphasis on Kant's theoretical philosophy. Most of my published work has focused on understanding Immanuel Kant in light of the ideas and arguments of his German predecessors (esp. Wolff and Crusius). Currently, I am working on making sense of Kant's theory of truth.
My other research interests include metaphysics, logic, and the history of analytic philosophy. I am primarily interested interested in questions about the logical and philosophical structure of explanation, and the way in which our choice of explanatory concepts interacts with our philosophical commitments.
