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2017 – present: Associate Professor and Tutorial Fellow in Philosophy, Brasenose College, Oxford
2016 – 2017: Postgraduate Research Associate, Department of Philosophy, Princeton University
2013 – 2016: Ph.D. Philosophy (Program in Classical Philosophy), Princeton University
2010 – 2013: M.A. Philosophy (Program in Classical Philosophy), Princeton University
2005 – 2009: B.A. (magna cum laude) Philosophy & Government, Claremont McKenna College
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I am a specialist in Hellenistic philosophy. My published work focuses on Stoic logic and ethics, and on how these different parts of Stoic philosophy inform and support each other. I have further interests in Epicurean epistemology and ethics, Platonic epistemology and moral psychology, and Aristotelian moral psychology.
I teach all the undergraduate ancient philosophy papers, as well as Ethics. I have recently led graduate seminars on The Stoic System (with M. Durand); Ancient Epistemology (with A. Bown); Seneca’s Letters (with B. Taylor); and the Stoic Theory of Emotions.
