Here is a bunch of other things I care about...
Diversity: I am committed to increasing diversity and equality in professional philosophy. While at Yale, I co-founded Minority and Philosophy, which has since blossomed into a full-fledged network. I have recently started collaborating with SWIP Italia.
I have been a mentor, both formally and informally, to several graduate students from underrepresented groups. I'm always happy to help out (whatever your social identity is): if you think you could benefit from my advice or support, do get in touch!
Public philosophy:
Giuliano Aluffi interviewed me on my book for “Anatomia dell’invidia (Con ipotesi di cura)” in Il Venerdì di Repubblica (in Italian); online version
My latest popular article for the Institute of Art and Ideas was a defense of envy.
I was interviewed by Anna Bartter for “Why Envy Is a Powerful Motivator” in Psychologies UK and by Emma Firth for How I Learned To Lean Into My Envy published in the Stylist.
I chatted with Krista Thomason for The Philosopher.
I gave a public lecture for Humanities Washington titled Envy and Resentment in the Time of Coronavirus, and I was interviewed for The Globe and Mail on envy in a pandemic.
I published a piece on the myths and ideals of true love for the Institute of Art and Ideas.
I wrote on motherhood for the APA blog.
I have had a fun conversation about my views on envy with Kenneth Taylor and Joshua Landy at Philosophy Talk. Some of those views on envy can be also found in this article (in German) in Der Standard, written by Aloysius Widmann.
I have been interviewed by Amanda Vanstone for Counterpoint (Australia Broadcast Corporation) on the topic of love and envy. On the same topic I also published an essay on Aeon.
I wrote 7 contributions for The Prindle Post on various topics. One of them, on implicit racism, was the second most-read post on The Prindle Post in 2015.
Dance: Outside of philosophy, my main passion is dance. I started dancing when I was 8, and I never stopped. I am an alumna of Yale Dance Theater and A Different Drum Dance Company at Yale, and of Centro di Danza Kiki Urbani and Danzarea, in Rome, Italy. I have danced with, and learned from, many talented teachers and peers around the world, and I am very grateful for that. I still dance and perform, most recently with Dance Theatre Northwest. "Dance, dance, otherwise we are lost" (Pina Bausch).
Diversity: I am committed to increasing diversity and equality in professional philosophy. While at Yale, I co-founded Minority and Philosophy, which has since blossomed into a full-fledged network. I have recently started collaborating with SWIP Italia.
I have been a mentor, both formally and informally, to several graduate students from underrepresented groups. I'm always happy to help out (whatever your social identity is): if you think you could benefit from my advice or support, do get in touch!
Public philosophy:
Giuliano Aluffi interviewed me on my book for “Anatomia dell’invidia (Con ipotesi di cura)” in Il Venerdì di Repubblica (in Italian); online version
My latest popular article for the Institute of Art and Ideas was a defense of envy.
I was interviewed by Anna Bartter for “Why Envy Is a Powerful Motivator” in Psychologies UK and by Emma Firth for How I Learned To Lean Into My Envy published in the Stylist.
I chatted with Krista Thomason for The Philosopher.
I gave a public lecture for Humanities Washington titled Envy and Resentment in the Time of Coronavirus, and I was interviewed for The Globe and Mail on envy in a pandemic.
I published a piece on the myths and ideals of true love for the Institute of Art and Ideas.
I wrote on motherhood for the APA blog.
I have had a fun conversation about my views on envy with Kenneth Taylor and Joshua Landy at Philosophy Talk. Some of those views on envy can be also found in this article (in German) in Der Standard, written by Aloysius Widmann.
I have been interviewed by Amanda Vanstone for Counterpoint (Australia Broadcast Corporation) on the topic of love and envy. On the same topic I also published an essay on Aeon.
I wrote 7 contributions for The Prindle Post on various topics. One of them, on implicit racism, was the second most-read post on The Prindle Post in 2015.
Dance: Outside of philosophy, my main passion is dance. I started dancing when I was 8, and I never stopped. I am an alumna of Yale Dance Theater and A Different Drum Dance Company at Yale, and of Centro di Danza Kiki Urbani and Danzarea, in Rome, Italy. I have danced with, and learned from, many talented teachers and peers around the world, and I am very grateful for that. I still dance and perform, most recently with Dance Theatre Northwest. "Dance, dance, otherwise we are lost" (Pina Bausch).