I am a Postdoctoral Associate in Philosophy at the University of Lausanne, specialising in the history of early modern practical philosophy from the Second Scholastic to Kant and his early followers.
After earning my PhD from the University of Fribourg in 2022 with a dissertation on Francisco Suárez and the binding force of the law of nations, forthcoming with Vrin, I have taught at the Universities of Fribourg and Lausanne on a wide range of subjects, from early modern theories of free will to contemporary political philosophy.
My current project, a monograph on Kant’s radical followers such as Bergk, Erhard, and the early Fichte, examines…
I am a Postdoctoral Associate in Philosophy at the University of Lausanne, specialising in the history of early modern practical philosophy from the Second Scholastic to Kant and his early followers.
After earning my PhD from the University of Fribourg in 2022 with a dissertation on Francisco Suárez and the binding force of the law of nations, forthcoming with Vrin, I have taught at the Universities of Fribourg and Lausanne on a wide range of subjects, from early modern theories of free will to contemporary political philosophy.
My current project, a monograph on Kant’s radical followers such as Bergk, Erhard, and the early Fichte, examines how they pushed his republicanism towards a law of nations enacted by a common assembly of peoples, a third way between Wolffian rationalism and the positivism of the jurists.
