My research is focused on developing an Aristotelian theory of autonomous agency as distinctive kind of agential success, and exploring this theory’s wider conceptual and normative implications. Further research projects include: nature and scope of practical knowledge; mental disorder and responsible agency; alternative conceptions of freedom; and the relationship between ethical and intellectual virtues.
I was educated at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris and the University of Sofia.
Over the past decade, I have taught and pursued research at the University of Cambridge in the capacity of: Research Fellow at…
My research is focused on developing an Aristotelian theory of autonomous agency as distinctive kind of agential success, and exploring this theory’s wider conceptual and normative implications. Further research projects include: nature and scope of practical knowledge; mental disorder and responsible agency; alternative conceptions of freedom; and the relationship between ethical and intellectual virtues.
I was educated at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris and the University of Sofia.
Over the past decade, I have taught and pursued research at the University of Cambridge in the capacity of: Research Fellow at Clare Hall, Director of Studies at New Hall and Downing College, Wellcome Trust Fellow at the Cambridge Faculty of Philosophy where I have been an Affiliated Lecturer since 2009. Since September 2013, I also hold a Lectureship in Philosophy at the University of Kent.
