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 am currently Assistant Professor in the department of philosophy at Northwestern University. Prior to that, I was Assistant Professor at Clemson University. I completed my PhD at the University of Chicago, and my BPhil and MMathPhil at the University of Oxford.
My partner, Pascal Brixel, is also a philosopher; you can find his website here.
I am currently Assistant Professor in the department of philosophy at Northwestern University. Prior to that, I was Assistant Professor at Clemson University. I completed my PhD at the University of Chicago, and my BPhil and MMathPhil at the University of Oxford.
My partner, Pascal Brixel, is also a philosopher; you can find his website here.
'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 |