Joel White is a philosopher working across modern European philosophy, historical epistemology and the philosophy of technology and science. His work examines how science and technology transform the conditions of knowledge, judgment and action, and how these transformations demand a reconsideration of the ambitions and limits of transcendental critique. His current research centres on thermoinformatics, Kant, artificial intelligence and artificial superintelligence, through the active projects Critique of Pure Plasticity, Critique of Productive Reason and Critique of Artificial Judgment.
He is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of …
Joel White is a philosopher working across modern European philosophy, historical epistemology and the philosophy of technology and science. His work examines how science and technology transform the conditions of knowledge, judgment and action, and how these transformations demand a reconsideration of the ambitions and limits of transcendental critique. His current research centres on thermoinformatics, Kant, artificial intelligence and artificial superintelligence, through the active projects Critique of Pure Plasticity, Critique of Productive Reason and Critique of Artificial Judgment.
He is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Dundee, Adjunct Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Staffordshire, and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Technophany: A Journal for Philosophy and Technology. He also teaches with The New Centre for Research & Practice and the School of Materialist Research, and translates French philosophy and literature.
Writing, research projects, translations and recorded lectures: https://joelwhite.org/
