My PhD thesis at the University of Auckland, "Groundwork and Principles for Applied Conservatism", is currently being examined. My primary supervisor is Professor Tim Mulgan. My thesis is about conservatism in a general sense, drawing on conservatism in political philosophy, conservatism in ethics and metaethics, epistemic conservatism and ontological conservatism. The thesis is thus about how we can decide what to think, believe and do when we can never know with certainty what to think, believe or do. I currently hold an MA in philosophy from King's College London; and a BA (Hons) in philosophy, a BCom in economics and a GradDipArts in phi…
My PhD thesis at the University of Auckland, "Groundwork and Principles for Applied Conservatism", is currently being examined. My primary supervisor is Professor Tim Mulgan. My thesis is about conservatism in a general sense, drawing on conservatism in political philosophy, conservatism in ethics and metaethics, epistemic conservatism and ontological conservatism. The thesis is thus about how we can decide what to think, believe and do when we can never know with certainty what to think, believe or do. I currently hold an MA in philosophy from King's College London; and a BA (Hons) in philosophy, a BCom in economics and a GradDipArts in philosophy and international relations, all from the University of London. I have been a graduate teaching assistant in metaphysics, ethics and critical thinking, was offered a Fulbright Scholarship in 2018 to study in the United States and received a Professor Robert Solomon Memorial Award in 2023.
