I am a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. I work at the intersections of the philosophies of mind, cognitive science, and social science.
My research primarily focuses on how human cognition and action shape—and are shaped by—social environments, especially ones structured by uncertainty, volatility, and power.
To this end, my current projects synthesize ecological approaches to psychology and social theory, correcting a mutual blind spot: the former's historical neglect of how social practices and structures influence perception and action, and the latter's systematic oversight of radical embodied …
I am a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. I work at the intersections of the philosophies of mind, cognitive science, and social science.
My research primarily focuses on how human cognition and action shape—and are shaped by—social environments, especially ones structured by uncertainty, volatility, and power.
To this end, my current projects synthesize ecological approaches to psychology and social theory, correcting a mutual blind spot: the former's historical neglect of how social practices and structures influence perception and action, and the latter's systematic oversight of radical embodied perspectives on cognition and agency.
