I am a philosopher from Estonia, currently a postdoctoral fellow in the Graduate School of Integrated Arts and Sciences, Hiroshima University. From March 2017 until February 2019 I was a Fellow
in Philosophy at Harvard University. I completed by PhD in 2014
at the University of Tartu under the supervision of Bruno Mölder,
my external reviewers were Christopher Gauker and Julia Tanney.
I work primarily on philosophy of mind, with additional interests in aesthetics and epistemology. My current research project aims to develop a systematic account of how imaginings and desires are related and how this relation grounds the way in which desires
can be regulated in a reason-sensitive way. Other themes over which I keep racking my head include the feasibility of a radically pluralist account of cognitive architecture, the flexibility of aesthetic appreciation and, of course, the nature of intentionality. My doctoral thesis was about mental state attribution and folk psychology.
In my spare time I obsess about food and music.
in Philosophy at Harvard University. I completed by PhD in 2014
at the University of Tartu under the supervision of Bruno Mölder,
my external reviewers were Christopher Gauker and Julia Tanney.
I work primarily on philosophy of mind, with additional interests in aesthetics and epistemology. My current research project aims to develop a systematic account of how imaginings and desires are related and how this relation grounds the way in which desires
can be regulated in a reason-sensitive way. Other themes over which I keep racking my head include the feasibility of a radically pluralist account of cognitive architecture, the flexibility of aesthetic appreciation and, of course, the nature of intentionality. My doctoral thesis was about mental state attribution and folk psychology.
In my spare time I obsess about food and music.
