I'm an associate professor at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Nottingham and previously worked at Durham and Leeds.
My main current work is a monograph defending a form of misanthropy.
I am also working on pessimism, moral and epistemic virtues and vices, mortality and illness, grief and loss, and epistemic injustice and illness. From 2023-2029, I am a co-investigator on the Wellcome-funded project EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Health Care, working, at Nottingham, with two postdoctoral researchers, Eleanor Byrne and Alice Monypenny.
My wider work includes comparative philosophy, especially in relation to south and east Asian philosophies, primarily Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism.
I also do public philosophy, am an advocate of the diversification of philosophy.
My main current work is a monograph defending a form of misanthropy.
I am also working on pessimism, moral and epistemic virtues and vices, mortality and illness, grief and loss, and epistemic injustice and illness. From 2023-2029, I am a co-investigator on the Wellcome-funded project EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Health Care, working, at Nottingham, with two postdoctoral researchers, Eleanor Byrne and Alice Monypenny.
My wider work includes comparative philosophy, especially in relation to south and east Asian philosophies, primarily Buddhism, Confucianism and Daoism.
I also do public philosophy, am an advocate of the diversification of philosophy.
