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I am a philosopher working mainly in ethics, including meta-ethics, moral psychology, and moral epistemology, and the application of theoretical questions to our social and political lives – especially in relation to animals, gender, and the environment. My main topics at the moment are: attention, moral (im)possibility and necessity, suffering, and trust. Generally, I'm interested in what it means to live a good life and how to achieve it in practice – within and without the study. The two philosophers I am most influenced by are Iris Murdoch and Simone Weil. Beyond ethics, I am also interested in language, literature, translation, and spiritual traditions (Western and Eastern). I am Associate Editor at the The Journal of Ethics
I used to publish under the name 'Silvia Panizza' until 2019, when I added my mother's last name. For some reflections on the (public) reasons, see this blog post. When I'm not worrying about the good, I like spending time with my cat Jean and being in the water, swimming and diving. I am an AIDA 3 and Molchanovs Wave 2 certified freediver. You can downlod my full CV here Forthcoming talks:
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