I'm an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick. I write about nature, natural science, and classical German philosophy. My books include The Tragedy of Philosophy (SUNY Press, 2016), Kant and the Transformation of Natural History (OUP, 2023), and Amalia Holst (CUP, forthcoming). At Warwick, I teach courses on Kant, environmental philosophy, philosophy of science, and existentialism.
I'm involved in several activities to share research in philosophy with a wide audience. I am a BBC/AHRC 2023 New Generation Thinker, I co-direct the London Post-Kantian Seminar, I am a member of the Warwick Centre for Research in Post-Kantian European Philosophy, and I serve on the executive committee of the UK Kant Society. I am also co-investigator on Empowering Young Voices with Karen Simecek, in partnership with Coventry Boys and Girls Club. Before coming to Warwick, I received a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Sydney and undertook postdoctoral studies at the University of Bonn, Durham University, and University College London. I have been a visiting scholar at UC San Diego (2018) and University of Chicago (2019), and a visiting fellow at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge (2020), and The Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh (2023). I live in an experimental community in North London (with chickens). I'm passionate about community resilience and food security. |
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