

My work in philosophy is dedicated towards thinking through difficult histories of violence and liberation. I specialize in issues concerning race, technology, and the history of philosophy, and I approach these issues through European and Latin American traditions of philosophy. In practice, this means I investigate how philosophers have thought about the human being and how it relates to nature, technology, society, and economy. My current work is oriented towards analyzing AI as a technology by way of Critical Theory, especially Frankfurt School, Black, and Latin American Critical Theory.
Critical Philosophy of Race (esp. technology and AI), Latin American Philosophy, 20th Century Continental Philosophy
2026 “Contesting Power and Building Pluralist Solidarity,” The Pluralist, Volume 21, number 1 (forthcoming).
2025 “John Brown, Abolition, and the Question of Violence,” in Handbook of Philosophies of America, ed. Terrance MacMullan and Sergio Gallegos. London: Bloomsbury Press, (under contract).
2024 “Comments on Susana Nuccetelli’s Introduction to Latin American Philosophy,” APA Studies on Hispanic/Latino Issues in Philosophy, Volume 23, number 2.
2023 “María Lugones and the Value of Playfulness for World-Making,” APA Studies on Hispanic/Latino Issues in Philosophy, Volume 23, number 1.
New England Society for Continental Philosophy
Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
Society for Mexican American Philosophy
Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy