My research lies in the intersection of process philosophy, phenomenology, metaphysics, and meta-ethics. One focus of my research is the phenomenology and metaphysics of moral perception, combining a realist approach to phenomenology with process-relational metaphysics. My other area of focus comes from my graduate work, which focused on examining the historical relationship between energy and time in the history of philosophy and physics, with a view towards conceptualizing energy within a process-relational framework.
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University of Colorado, BoulderDepartment of Philosophy
Herbst Program for Engineering, Ethics, and SocietyInstructional Associate
Boulder, Colorado, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
| Process Philosophy |
| Metaphysics |
| Phenomenology and Consciousness |
| Moral Phenomenology |
| Continental Philosophy |