About

I am a doctoral student in ethics whose work lies at the intersection of French reflective philosophy, hermeneutics, and contemporary moral philosophy.

Education

I received the M.A. degree in Religious Studies from Xizang Minzu University, Xianyang, China, in 2026.

I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. degree in Ethics.

Research Profile

My research examines how moral subjects understand and reconstitute themselves through experiences of action, failure, evil, and responsibility. A central concern of my work is testimony: not merely as the transmission of knowledge, but as an ethical and hermeneutic practice through which difficult moral experiences become intelligible and enter a shared world.

I am particularly interested in Jean Nabert’s reflective philosophy and Paul Ricœur’s work on attestation, recognition, testimony, and responsibility. My current research also engages with moral injury, testimonial injustice, and the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.