I work on the nature of value—ethical, aesthetic, and beyond—and the nature of our relationship to it as minded creatures. Currently, I am writing about moral knowledge, love, alienation, the first-person perspective, and whether value is real (it is). My work in these contemporary areas wears its historical heart on its sleeve: my research is informed and inspired throughout by a number of figures from the history of philosophy, most centrally Plato and Nietzsche.
I joined Clemson University as an Assistant Professor in 2020; prior to this, I completed my PhD at the University of Chicago, and my BPhil and MMathPhil at the University of Oxford.
I joined Clemson University as an Assistant Professor in 2020; prior to this, I completed my PhD at the University of Chicago, and my BPhil and MMathPhil at the University of Oxford.
'Value Realism and Idiosyncrasy, and Also What Nietzsche Does' Read my interview with Richard Marshall for the 'End Times' series at 3:16 AM |
Episode 134: Claire Kirwin discusses value realism Listen to my interview with Matt Teichmann and Josh Kaufmann for the 'Elucidations' podcast |