Here are some things I've said that you might find interesting:
- On what it's like to be a foreign philosopher in China (for the Philosophers' Cocoon)
- On my research and how I got into philosophy (for the 3:16 interview series)
- On the way I teach the "Philosophical English" service course at Wuhan University (for the Blog of the American Philosophical Association)
- On how to teach how to write without perpetuating linguistic injustices (for the Blog of the American Philosophical Association)
- On what to do about the rise of English as the lingua franca of academic philosophy (for the Daily Nous)
- On the concept of distributive epistemic injustice and its connection to real-world problems (for the Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare Blog)
And here are some other professional profiles of mine:
- PhilPeople
- ResearchGate
- Wuhan University Philosophy Department Website (English)
- Wuhan University Philosophy Department Website (Chinese)
I used to have an Academia.edu profile, but I deleted it because of its unreliable use of AI. If you are curious, this Daily Nous post can provide some more context.
Also, for those of you who care: this website is built from a WP theme designed by Angus Woodman. It's simple, clean, and called "Burger Factory". What's not to like?
