I'm a philosopher working on the AHRC-funded project "Norms for the New Public Sphere" at the University of Stirling. Before this I worked on the ERC-funded project "The Emergence of Relativism" at the University of Vienna,
and before that I did my PhD at the University of Edinburgh.
My research concerns the political and social aspects of epistemology, specifically the effects of oppression and power on epistemic justification. So far my work has focused on predominantly theoretical concerns, exploring the best way to characterise and combine different aspects of two views known as feminist standpoint theory and hinge epistemology, but I…
I'm a philosopher working on the AHRC-funded project "Norms for the New Public Sphere" at the University of Stirling. Before this I worked on the ERC-funded project "The Emergence of Relativism" at the University of Vienna,
and before that I did my PhD at the University of Edinburgh.
My research concerns the political and social aspects of epistemology, specifically the effects of oppression and power on epistemic justification. So far my work has focused on predominantly theoretical concerns, exploring the best way to characterise and combine different aspects of two views known as feminist standpoint theory and hinge epistemology, but I am increasingly interested the practical implications of these views, such as what their insights about epistemic justification tell us about how to organise institutions which produce and disseminate knowledge.
