Bio
I am currently a graduate student in Applied Ethics at Linköping University.
My foremost interest is in moral philosophy, including metaethics, normativity, moral theories, applied ethics; and in political philosophy. The capstone of this year, my master thesis, is an investigation of rewilding projects from the prism of animal ethic, and in particular Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka's animal citizenship framework. I have a secondary interest in non-Western philosophy - in particular Buddhist ethics - and ancient philosophy.
An alumni of ENS-Ulm in Paris, I hold a master degree in contemporary Art History from the University of Paris-X Nanterre.
Education
Master in Applied Ethics, Linköping University (2023-2024)
M.A. in Art History, University of Paris-X (2013, first class)
Student ENS-Ulm Paris (2010-2014)
Preparatory classes for the Grandes Ecoles (2007-2010, first class)
Publications
Enquête sur les musées imaginaires du Web : de l'imaginaire de Malraux au vertige de Borgès. Revue de l'Art. Paris : Flammarion, n° 182. 2013
Reproducing Peake’s MS drawings: some thoughts and suggestions
Peake Studies. Apr 2013
From Pictures to Prose: How Goya and Rembrandt contributed to the Titus Books Peake Studies. 2012
Participation to conferences and summer schools
Filosofidagarna, Gothenburg, June 2024. Presentation title: "News avoidance attitudes, epistemic risks and systemic issues"
Digital Methods Summer School: "On the challenges of studying social media data". University of Amsterdam. June-July 2013
"Virtual imaginary museums and the construction of a history of world art", presented during the International Consortium of Art History's 11th International Spring School Art: "World Art". University of North Anglia, Norwich. May 2013.