New York University in Paris
2024-present
New York University in Paris
2015-2024
“A regulative theory of basic intentional omissions”, Synthese, 2021, 199, pp. 8399–8421
“Vicarious actions and the social teleology of actions”, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 2021, 51 (2), pp. 108-122
“Action”, Encyclopédie philosophique, 2017
“Vraiment libres ?”, book review of Peter Van Inwagen, Essai sur le Libre-Arbitre, for a general audience, La Vie des Idées, March 2018
“Learning from acquired desires: opacity and exploration”, SoPhA 2025, Université de Nantes, July 1, 2025
“Évaluation, explication causale, et aspects intentionnels du comportement”, Symposium “Action, Intention, Volonté”, SoPhA 2025, Université de Nantes, June 30, 2025
“Savoir ce que l’on veut : raison pratique et épistémologie du désir”, Séminaire “Philosophie du Language et de l’Esprit”, Chaire du Prof. François Recanati, Collège de France, January 13, 2025
“Evaluative beliefs as structures of agency”, Philosophy of action workshop, ENS/Institut Jean Nicod, November 14, 2022
“Cohérence pratique et croyances évaluatives : de nouvelles structures de l’action”, Séminaire des doctorants de philosophie, Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, October 24, 2022
“More structures of agency: Understanding the role of evaluative attitudes”, Workshop “Acton et Libre Arbitre”, Université de Nantes, France, September 23, 2019
“The political role of good luck: taxation and good market luck”, 10th Meetings in Ethics and Political Philosophy, Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal, June 13-15, 2019
“Regulative attitudes and the Knobe effect”, Séminaire “Action, Intention, Rationalité : de l’Individuel au Collectif”, Action research group, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris, April 17, 2019
“Learning from animal coordination”, Workshop “L'Animalité”, Université de Nantes, France, October 19-20, 2018
“Vicarious agency and minimal sociality”, Cork Annual Workshop on the Philosophy of Social Agency (III), University College Cork, Ireland, August 27-28, 2018
“A minimal conception of collective actions”, Séminaire “Action, Intention, Rationalité : de l’Individuel au Collectif”, Action research group, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris, May 3, 2018
“Vicarious Agency: (Very) minimal sociality”, SIFA midterm conference on individuals and collectives, University of Genova, Italy, December 1, 2017
“A biased-consciousness psychological mechanism for the role of (negative) intentions in willpower”, Conference on Intentions, distal and proximal, Between perception and action research group, University of Antwerp, Belgium, December 10, 2014
“The influence of regulative intentions on deliberation”, 7th Congress of the Spanish Society for Analytic Philosophy (SEFA), Madrid, Spain, September 11, 2013
“The influence of regulative intentions on deliberation”, 2nd IFL Graduate Conference, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, June 17, 2013
“Collective actions, with and without shared intentions”, Collective Intentionality VIII, University of Manchester, UK, August 31, 2012
“Collective actions, with and without shared intentions”, Congrès international triennal de la SoPha, Ecole Normale Supérieure/Université Paris I, France, May 6, 2012
“Intentional omissions without causation”, 14th Oxford Graduate Conference in Philosophy, Oxford University, UK, November 20, 2010
“Intentional omissions without causation”, 4th Arché/CSMN Graduate Conference in Philosophy, University of Oslo, Norway, November 6, 2010
for Synthese, Klesis, Theoria (Wiley), the Journal of Social Ontology, the French Encyclopédie philosophique, APhEx, Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, the Australasian Journal of Philosophy, Analysis
Philosophy of Action, Encyclopédie philosophique
2015-present
NYU Philosophy graduate student workshop, 2009-2011
9th NYU-Columbia graduate conference in philosophy, 2009
New York University in Paris
2016-present
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New York University, Department of Philosophy, 2008-2014
Dissertation: “Ulysses without Ties: Intentional omissions, willpower, and collective Actions”
Dissertation committee: Ned Block (chair), Michael Strevens and David Velleman.
Defense committee: Ned Block, David Chalmers, James Pryor, Michael Strevens and David Velleman.
B/L 2004-2008, admission rank: 2nd
ENS degree in philosophy, with a minor in law.
Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
Master 2 with highest honors, 2007-2008
Thesis: “Les actions négatives”
Under the supervision of Jocelyn Benoist.
Defense committee: Jocelyn Benoist and Joëlle Proust.
Master 1 with highest honors, 2005-2006
Thesis: “Le relation entre l'agent et son action dans la philosophie de Donald Davidson”
Under the supervision of Jocelyn Benoist.
Admitted to the agrégation externe de philosophie, 2007
Rank: 2nd
Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, 2004-2005
With highest honors
Lycée Henri IV, Paris, 2002-2004
B/L (Humanities and social sciences) preparatory class (undergraduate level)
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
2013-2014
New York University, Graduate School of Arts and Science
2008-2013
Elève de l’Ecole Normale Supérieure de la rue d’Ulm, 4-year merit scholarship, 2004-2008
Visiting student scholarship, New York University, 2007