I am currently a PhD student at the Graduate Institute of Philosophy, National Taiwan University, and a doctoral-level adjunct teaching assistant. Interdisciplinarity is not an added label but my central method: starting from philosophical questions and centering moral perception and lived experience, I bring together psychiatry, psychology, linguistics, communication studies, and Taiwan studies.
In philosophy of psychiatry, I am especially interested in whether evolutionary explanation can help us rethink mental disorders, and in questions about illness, agency, and self-understanding raised by bipolar disorder.
Another strand extends from moral perception to public life: how people notice what is morally important in a situation, and how judgment can remain resilient amid multi-modal information and cognitive warfare.
Areas of Specialization
- Pragmatics
- Sociolinguistics
- Psycholinguistics
- Natural Language Processing
- Applied Ethics
- Value Theory
Areas of Interest
- Moral Perception
- History of Western Philosophy
- Feminist Philosophy of Language
- Value Theory
- Primary Fields
- Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Psychiatry, Ethics
- Interdisciplinary Focus
- Evolutionary Theory, Psychology, Communication, and Taiwan Studies
- Location
- Taipei, Taiwan
- Academic Affiliation
- PhD Program, Graduate Institute of Philosophy, National Taiwan University · 2024–