Hi Philpeople!
I’m an independent researcher based in Seoul. I earned my Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yonsei University, where I focused on the formal semantics of ontological discourse—especially how expressions like “according to T”, “if T were true”, and “T is preferable to T” function in natural language.
Much of my work explores how ontological pluralism can be modeled within a hypermodal framework. I’m interested in developing logical tools that can make explicit the meta-theoretical commitments embedded in our use of language—particularly through hybrid logic, counterpossible conditionals, and the semantics of Korean quotative constructi…
Hi Philpeople!
I’m an independent researcher based in Seoul. I earned my Ph.D. in Philosophy from Yonsei University, where I focused on the formal semantics of ontological discourse—especially how expressions like “according to T”, “if T were true”, and “T is preferable to T” function in natural language.
Much of my work explores how ontological pluralism can be modeled within a hypermodal framework. I’m interested in developing logical tools that can make explicit the meta-theoretical commitments embedded in our use of language—particularly through hybrid logic, counterpossible conditionals, and the semantics of Korean quotative constructions.
My research lives somewhere between metaontology, modal logic, and the philosophy of language—with occasional detours into epistemology when the structure of justification becomes entangled with semantic structure.
And you can see my CV here
