Doctorate (PhD) in Philosophy, New School for Social Research. Supervisor: Dmitri Nikulin. Examinors: Jay Bernstein (New School for Social Research); Yitzhak Melamed (Johns Hopkins). Dissertation: Salomon Maimon’s Opus Alienum: from Criticism toTranscendental Philosophy (August, 2019).
Master in Philosophy, New School for Social Research. Advisors: Dmitri Nikulin, Omri Boehm. Thesis: Maimon, Kant, and Intellectual Intuition (2011).
Bachelors of Arts. Boston University, University Professors Program. Advisor: Jeffrey Mehlman. Thesis: ‘Ernst Jünger and Georges Bataille on Materialism and the Experience ofWorld War One’ (2002).
Areas of Competence
Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, Early Modern Philosophy, Logic, Ethics, Phenomenology, Philosophy of Science, Bioethicsv
Areas of Specialization
Immanuel Kant, Salomon Maimon, German Idealism
Scholarships and Distinctions
(2022-2025) Fondecyt Postdoctoral, Instituto de Filosofía Pontificia Universidad Católica.
(2020-2021) Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture Fellowship , for a translation of Salomon Maimon’s Versuch einer neuen Logik oder Theorie des Denkens (1794)
(2020) Alfred Schutz Memorial Award in Philosophy and Sociology (for dissertation, Salomon Maimon’s Opus Alienum: from Criticism toTranscendental Philosophy)
(2018-2019) Junior Fellow at the Maimonides Centre for Advanced Studies (MCAS), University of Hamburg
(2017) Kennington Foundation Scholarship (for military veterans in higher education)
(2002) University Professors’ Award, Best Senior Thesis (Ernst Jünger and Georges Bataille on Materialism and the Experience of World War One)
(1998-2002) Cardinal Madeiros Full Tuition Merit Scholarship, Boston University
Classes Taught
‘Beginning Informal Logic,’ Cuny College York, Spring 2022, Fall 2021
‘Ethical Issues in Health Care,’ Western Connecticut State University, Fall 2020
‘Introduction to Philosophy,’ Western Connecticut State University, Fall 2020, Spring 2020
‘Medieval Philosophy,’ Western Connecticut State University, Spring 2020
TA, recitation leader, and lecturer for NYU Core Curriculum, ‘Democracy, Knowledge, and Equality’, Fall 2017
TA for NYU Classics course, ‘History of the Roman Empire’, Fall 2016
TA and lecturer for NYU Classics course, ‘Ancient Mythology’, Spring 2016, Spring 2014
‘Introduction to Philosophy’, Western Connecticut State University, Fall 2016, Spring 2016, Fall 2015
‘Moral Issues in Modern Society’, Western Connecticut State University, Fall 2016, Summer 2016, Spring 2016, Fall 2015
‘Bioethics’, Marymount Manhattan, Fall 2015, Spring 2015
TA, recitation leader, and lecturer for NYU Core Curriculum, ‘Expressive Cultures: Performance’, Fall 2015, Fall 2014, and Fall 2013