Philosophy, Ethics, and Testimony
Doctoral Student in Ethics
Exploring moral experience, testimony, and subjectivity through French reflective philosophy and contemporary ethical inquiry.
Biography
He received the M.A. degree in Religious Studies from Xizang Minzu University, Xianyang, China, in 2026 and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree in Ethics.
His research focuses on French reflective philosophy, the ethics and hermeneutics of testimony, moral injury, and artificial intelligence ethics, with particular attention to the thought of Jean Nabert and Paul Ricœur.
Research Interests
- French Reflective Philosophy
- Ethics and Hermeneutics of Testimony
- Moral Injury and Moral Subjectivity
- Artificial Intelligence Ethics
Current Research
Current work examines how experiences of evil, failure, and moral injury are articulated through testimony, and how listening, recognition, and interpretation shape ethical responsibility.
Latest Writing
Research notes, reading reflections, and essays will be published in the Blog section.