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21Beyond technocracy and political theology: John Dewey and the authority of truthPhilosophy and Social Criticism 49 (8): 903-929. 2023.This article aims to shed light on the so-called post-truth moment and the responses of Walter Lippmann, Carl Schmitt, and John Dewey to the unstable basis and implications of truth—empirical or scientific, moral and axiological—in politics. At stake historically and today is an attempt to find political authority grounded in truth so as to preserve an autonomous sphere of freedom for the individual against the potentially irrational subjectivism backed by coercive force. Lippmann and Schmitt mi…Read more
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20Beyond technocracy and political theology: John Dewey and the authority of truthPhilosophy and Social Criticism 49 (8): 903-929. 2023.This article aims to shed light on the so-called post-truth moment and the responses of Walter Lippmann, Carl Schmitt, and John Dewey to the unstable basis and implications of truth—empirical or scientific, moral and axiological—in politics. At stake historically and today is an attempt to find political authority grounded in truth so as to preserve an autonomous sphere of freedom for the individual against the potentially irrational subjectivism backed by coercive force. Lippmann and Schmitt mi…Read more
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17The anti-democratic origins of analytical jurisprudenceJurisprudence 12 (3): 361-390. 2021.In this article, I address general jurisprudence's ‘dirty little secret' or its apparent tension with normative conceptions of democracy. I argue that this tension is not coincidental, but a histor...
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Columbia UniversityGraduate student
New York City, New York, United States of America
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Law |
Social and Political Philosophy |