An inquiry into the relationship between subjective, first-person experience and the objective, third-person descriptions we use to talk about minds, and what each can and cannot capture about the other.
My interests sit at the intersection of philosophy of mind, epistemology, and the philosophy of science. I am particularly drawn to an interdisciplinary approach that treats findings from the natural sciences, astronomy especially, as a resource for philosophical theorizing about knowledge, subjectivity, and our place in the universe, rather than treating the two as separate enterprises.
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Alongside academic work, I keep a journal of essays exploring similar questions, subjectivity, knowledge, and how to live, in a more personal register.