I am an ABD doctoral student in Philosophy at the University of Connecticut, under the supervision of Heather Battaly and Tracy Llanera, with an expected graduation of May 2025.
My dissertation explores the intersection of extremism and gender—specifically, the role and presence of women in the American far-right. I focus on the ways in which we exculpate these women in discussions of moral responsibility, and propose an alternative understanding of both backward- and forward-looking moral responsibility.
Aside from my dissertation, I work on projects in the field of virtue and vice epistemology, including grant projects in intellectual humility (Templeton Foundation).
Forthcoming piece in Feminist Philosophy Quarterly: "Not My Fault: Far-Right Women and the Exculpatory Narratives of Misogyny and Infantilization."
My dissertation explores the intersection of extremism and gender—specifically, the role and presence of women in the American far-right. I focus on the ways in which we exculpate these women in discussions of moral responsibility, and propose an alternative understanding of both backward- and forward-looking moral responsibility.
Aside from my dissertation, I work on projects in the field of virtue and vice epistemology, including grant projects in intellectual humility (Templeton Foundation).
Forthcoming piece in Feminist Philosophy Quarterly: "Not My Fault: Far-Right Women and the Exculpatory Narratives of Misogyny and Infantilization."