My research focuses on Kant’s moral and political philosophy, especially the interrelated themes of his relationship to Rousseau and philosophical conceptions of history and anthropology.
I have taught many courses at colleges in the US, mostly in the history of philosophy, ethics and political philosophy.
I completed my PhD in philosophy at Stony Brook University in 2022. I also hold an MA (2013) and BA (2011) from the University of Toronto.
“‘Hegel Belongs to the Old Testament of the New Philosophy’: Translator’s Introduction to ‘On the Evaluation
of The Essence of Christianity’ by Ludwig Feuerbach”. Historical Materialism 27:1 (March 2019): 225–
240
“‘On the Evaluation of The Essence of Christianity’ by Ludwig Feuerbach”. Translation of “Zur Beurteilung
der Schrift Das Wesen des Christentums” (1842). Historical Materialism 27:1 (March 2019): 241–252
“Gallows Pole: Is Kant’s Fact of Reason a Transcendental Argument?”. The Review of Metaphysics 70:4 (June
2017): 695–725