I'm a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki working primarily in the analytic-feminist tradition. My research focuses on non-ideal inquiries concerning justice, equality, well-being, and meaning in life, with particular interests in their moral and political dimensions.
My PhD project, "Well-Being from Within and Below," explores the normative and institutional significance of narrative self-understanding for individual well-being. By bringing together narrative ethics with social epistemology and the philosophy of well-being, the project examines how individuals' opportunities to make sense of their lives are shaped by condition…
I'm a doctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki working primarily in the analytic-feminist tradition. My research focuses on non-ideal inquiries concerning justice, equality, well-being, and meaning in life, with particular interests in their moral and political dimensions.
My PhD project, "Well-Being from Within and Below," explores the normative and institutional significance of narrative self-understanding for individual well-being. By bringing together narrative ethics with social epistemology and the philosophy of well-being, the project examines how individuals' opportunities to make sense of their lives are shaped by conditions of inequality, marginalization, and failures of adequate socio-political recognition.
Before developing my current narrativity project, I worked on questions of distributive justice, and was especially influenced by debates surrounding ethical limitarianism. This background continues to inform my work on well-being, reflecting a broader metaphilosophical commitment to exploring how social and political philosophy, especially political economy, and moral psychology can enrich one another.
