About

With a background in Anthropology and Development Sociology, he found his true academic passion in Philosophy, particularly in understanding the fundamental questions of existence, human nature, and societal structures. His interdisciplinary foundation allows him to approach philosophical problems with a broad perspective, drawing connections between culture, society, and individual experience.

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He is highly skilled in critically examining and analyzing (academic) texts and debates, with a special focus on dialectics, politics, and ethics. His interest in dialectics explores the process of resolving contradictions through discourse and reasoning, which he applies to understanding the evolution of ideas and societal change. In politics, he delves into the power dynamics that shape political systems and social movements, questioning how ideologies influence governance, justice, and social inequality. His engagement with ethics is centered around examining moral principles and their practical application in both personal and collective spheres, particularly in terms of justice, rights, and ethical decision-making. He also appreciates a wide range of philosophical schools of thought, from classical philosophy to contemporary movements, believing that each offers unique insights into the human condition.

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Beyond academia, he is a passionate writer and lyricist, using his creative talents to explore complex ideas and emotions. His writing often involves world-building, a process of constructing intricate, imaginative settings that allow him to explore different societal structures, moral dilemmas, and philosophical concepts in a fictional context. This allows him to push the boundaries of traditional philosophy and consider the ways in which ideals, values, and worldviews might manifest in different realities. His creative works also focus on emotional release, giving voice to deep personal and societal emotions through poetry, stories, and songs. This therapeutic and expressive side of his writing reflects his belief in the transformative power of art to challenge, comfort, and inspire.