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RESEARCH INTERESTS
Areas of Specialization: Ancient Philosophy, Ethics
Areas of Competence: Social Philosophy, Asian Philosophy (especially Chinese Philosophy and Buddhist Philosophy), Feminist Philosophy, Epistemology
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Philosophy, Princeton University, 2022 (expected)
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Dissertation: Plato’s Theories of Vice
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Committee: Hendrik Lorenz (Chair), Benjamin Morison, Melissa Lane
M.A. in Philosophy, Princeton University, 2019
B.A. in Philosophy & B.A. in Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 2015
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Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa
PUBLICATIONS
Peer Reviewed Journal Article
2017 Phantasia as Perception-Based Belief and the Epistemic Worry of Plato. Southwest
Philosophy Review, 32: 175-187.
Forthcoming Ignorance in Plato's Protagoras: An Inquiry into Humanity's Dark Side. Phronesis
Under Review
*Name redacted for anonymous review. Journal of the History of Philosophy.
In Preparation
Partiality in Mozi
Virtue in Plato’s Republic
Plato on Becoming Vicious
LANGUAGES
Ancient Greek: Advanced reading knowledge
Latin: Advanced reading knowledge
French: Intermediate reading and conversational knowledge
Mandarin Chinese: Native
Classical Chinese: Advanced reading knowledge
Japanese: Intermediate reading and conversational knowledge