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PHILOSOPHY
I am a Doctor of Philosophy, working at Royal Holloway University of London as a Lecturer in Philosophy. My research spans the areas of metametaphysics, applied philosophy of pregnancy, and the epistemology of logic. I write on these topics and more for Aeon, and my academic publications and presentations can be viewed on Academia or PhilPeople. I am the editor of the book 'Women of Ideas' (see photo) published with Oxford University Press which is a selection of interviews with women from Philosophy Bites. I gave my own Philosophy Bites interview on the topic of 'nothing'. This feeds into my forthcoming book 'What's in a Doughnut Hole?' published with Icon which provides philosophical food for thought (supported by research assistant, Riona Roy, pictured left, who is also an illustrator). In terms of affiliations: I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy; I am on the Executive Committee for the Society for Women in Philosophy UK; I am on the Council for the Royal Institute of Philosophy; I am a commissioning editor for The Philosophers' Magazine; and I am a Union Committee member for RHUL UCU. I am represented by Ben Clark at The Soho Agency. For other job stuff, there is LinkedIn.
MUSIC
Alongside my work in philosophy, I enjoy playing and making music. My main instruments are the piano and violin, but I also sing and like trying different instruments from around the world. I compose and produce ambient electronic music with a handpan (also known as hangdrum) under the artist name Masukii (duo with Matthew Nicholson). Our music is signed to Universal and Ninja Tune Production Music where it is available in their libraries for sync and downloading. You can also listen to our music on Soundcloud or YouTube. At some point, I hope to start a music charity with an emphasis on sound healing for vulnerable members of our society - for updates, stay tuned (pun intended).
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PHILOSOPHY
I am a Doctor of Philosophy, working at Royal Holloway University of London as a Lecturer in Philosophy. My research spans the areas of metametaphysics, applied philosophy of pregnancy, and the epistemology of logic. I write on these topics and more for Aeon, and my academic publications and presentations can be viewed on Academia or PhilPeople. I am the editor of the book 'Women of Ideas' (see photo) published with Oxford University Press which is a selection of interviews with women from Philosophy Bites. I gave my own Philosophy Bites interview on the topic of 'nothing'. This feeds into my forthcoming book 'What's in a Doughnut Hole?' published with Icon which provides philosophical food for thought (supported by research assistant, Riona Roy, pictured left, who is also an illustrator). In terms of affiliations: I am an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy; I am on the Executive Committee for the Society for Women in Philosophy UK; I am on the Council for the Royal Institute of Philosophy; I am a commissioning editor for The Philosophers' Magazine; and I am a Union Committee member for RHUL UCU. I am represented by Ben Clark at The Soho Agency. For other job stuff, there is LinkedIn.
MUSIC
Alongside my work in philosophy, I enjoy playing and making music. My main instruments are the piano and violin, but I also sing and like trying different instruments from around the world. I compose and produce ambient electronic music with a handpan (also known as hangdrum) under the artist name Masukii (duo with Matthew Nicholson). Our music is signed to Universal and Ninja Tune Production Music where it is available in their libraries for sync and downloading. You can also listen to our music on Soundcloud or YouTube. At some point, I hope to start a music charity with an emphasis on sound healing for vulnerable members of our society - for updates, stay tuned (pun intended).
For anything else, get in touch using the 'contact' button below!
(PS: The menu bar in the top left corner takes you 'nowhere')
