My research is in epistemology, ethics, and social and political philosophy.

 

I study the mechanisms by which people become radicalized. I argue that phenomena such as fanaticism or conspiracy thinking involve not a deficit of rationality but an excess, namely, pursuing to the limit a misguided conception of what coherence demands. ​

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I'm also interested in how we should understand our normative domains (moral, prudential, epistemic) and how this shapes our conceptions of rationality.

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I also work on the philosophy of AI and modern philosophy, especially Nietzsche.​

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You can read more about my research and teaching here. This is my CV.

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Recent published work:
 

"Disinformation and Grievance Narratives" (2026). Synthese, 207(27), 1-24.

"Nietzschean Nihilism in Context: The Puzzle of Christianity" (2025). The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, 56(2), 193-215.

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Recent courses taught:

 

Philosophy of Science (Spring 2026). Advanced Undergraduate Course. Universitat de Girona (in Catalan).