Academic Publications
Supervised by Professor Neil Vickers (co-director of the Centre for the Humanities and Health), my undergraduate dissertation centres around the philosophy, psychology and physics of time, with some phenomenology, psychoanalysis and neuroscience, and recently won POLIS’ Matei Gheorghiu Prize in Philosophy 2024. I presented my research at the London Universities Philosophy Conference (at UCL) in March 2024, and part of my dissertation is soon to be published in POLIS Vol. 2. — Philosophers of London in Solidarity. I have also had work published on Freud’s death drive in Wild Court (an international poetry journal based in the English Department of King’s College London), as well as a paper on Sartre's ‘Nausea’ in UCL’s Phi Magazine (Φ) quarterly, and an essay ‘The Digitalisation of Time — neuronal violence and the loss duration in Han’s ‘Burnout Society’’ forthcoming in Bentham Digest (UCL’s philosophy journal). I have also had selected poetry published in multiple publications, at King's College London, UCL and in international poetry journals.
Academic Journal Publications and Academic Awards
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Winner of POLIS’ Matei Gheorghiu Prize in Philosophy 2024; speaker at the London Universities Philosophy Conference (at UCL) (March 2024)
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Publication in journal POLIS Vol.2 2024 — Philosophers of London in Solidarity
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Forthcoming publication 'The Digitalisation of Time — neuronal violence and the loss of duration in Han’s ‘Burnout Society’ (2015) (Han 2015; Ehrenberg 2010)' in Bentham Digest 2024 — UCL’s Philosophy Magazine
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Poem ‘The Glass Plane’ published in first edition of The Writers’ Block ‘Outlines’ — termly magazine of UCL Writers’ Society (March 2024)
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First chapter of dissertation and selected poetry published in UCL’s Phi Magazine (Φ) quarterly — "The Paradox of Man - authenticity and adaptation in Sartre's ‘Nausea'" (March 2024)
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Essay published in Wild Court (international poetry journal based in the English Department of King’s College London) (July 2023) — The Death and Disentanglement of Time: the death-drive and the drive to self-indetermination in Sylvia Plath’s ‘Ariel’
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Performed in Julius Caesar with UCL Shakespeare Society (Dec 2023)
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Poetry published in King’s College London Creative Writing Society ‘Desire’ Anthology (2023)