I am a postdoctoral fellow and part-time lecturer in the philosophy department at Université de Montréal (UdeM) in Canada. I am affiliated with the Interuniversity Research Group on Normativity or GRIN. Starting in September 2019, I will be a SSHRC postdoctoral fellow with the GRIN.
I was previously a FRQSC postdoctoral fellow and part-time lecturer at Rutgers University. I received my PhD in philosophy from King's College London in 2017. In my dissertation, I critically examined the idea that epistemology is a normative discipline like ethics.
My work is mainly about how to understand epistemic normativity, and about the importance of that issue for epistemology and metaethics. I also work on issues in applied and social epistemology.
Last updated: July 2019
I was previously a FRQSC postdoctoral fellow and part-time lecturer at Rutgers University. I received my PhD in philosophy from King's College London in 2017. In my dissertation, I critically examined the idea that epistemology is a normative discipline like ethics.
My work is mainly about how to understand epistemic normativity, and about the importance of that issue for epistemology and metaethics. I also work on issues in applied and social epistemology.
Last updated: July 2019
