Selected research presentations (2022-present)
“Love, identity, and the duty to grieve.”
- Sapientia Series, Dartmouth College, 8/2023
- Stapledon Colloquium, University of Liverpool, 4/2023
“An ethical framework for suicide prevention.” The Scientific, Ethical and Political Implications of Suicide Prevention, University of North Carolina Institute for Psychiatry, Philosophy, and Mental Health, 3/2023
“Grief, empathy, and psychopathy.”
- University of Geneva, Thumos Center, 3/2023
- University of Glasgow, 10/2022
- University of Turku, 10/2022
- University of York Grief Workshop, 6/2022
“Who we grieve for — and why.”
- University of North Carolina, School of Medicine Seminar on Philosophy, Ethics, and Mental Health, 2/2023
- Seton Hall University, 4/2022
“Why death is the ‘ultimate’ punishment.” University of St Andrews Philosophy Society, 2/2023
“The duty to vote and duties to self.”
- Center for Research in Ethics, University of Montreal, 1/23
- University of Helsinki, 10/2022
- MANCEPT workshop, “Duties to Self: Social and Political Dimensions,” University of Manchester, 9/2022
“Pluralism about Prudential Rationality about the Liberal Project.” American Philosophical Association Eastern Division meeting, Montreal, January 2023
“How shall we memorialise the COVID dead?” British Society for Aesthetics Workshop on Public Art, King’s College London, 11/2022
“Suicidal ambivalence and the question of paternalism.”Ambivalence in Suicidal Thought and Action workshop, Heinrich Heine University, Dusseldorf, Germany, 9/2022
“An ethical framework for suicide prevention.” Society for Applied Philosophy, Edinburgh, 7/2022
“Public grief as a catalyst for solidarity and social justice.”
- University of Zurich, Center for Ethics, 2/2023
- The Political Role of the Moral Emotions, Geneva, 6/2022.
“Grief as attention.” European Philosophical Society for the Study of Emotions, Graz, 6/2022
