I am an Early Career Researcher in Philosophy and Julia de Lacy Mann Fellow at Merton College, University of Oxford.

I completed my DPhil in Philosophy at the University of Oxford in 2025.

Here's my CV.

Research

I work mainly in ethics.

My current research concerns the relationship between normativity and deliberation. My work in this area touches upon normative nihilism, meta-normative pluralism, and uncertainty in meta-ethics.

Other research interests include the ethics of AI (especially value alignment), duties of beneficence, and philosophical questions surrounding meaning in life.

Publications

Why Moral Paradoxes Actually Support Moral Nihilism (and Why That Matters). The Journal of Philosophy (forthcoming).

Revolutionary Normative Subjectivism. Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2025): 1–19.

Moral Nihilism—So What?. Ethics 134 (2023): 108–121.

Teaching

At the University of Oxford, I have tutored the following courses:

• General Philosophy

• Moral Philosophy

• Ethics

• Practical Ethics

• Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technology

• Theory of Politics

• Knowledge and Reality

In spring 2026, I will teach a graduate class entitled Authoritative Normativity.

I have also served as a teaching assistant for General Philosophy and supervised an undergraduate thesis on welfare subjectivism.

Public Philosophy