I am a Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow for Global Perspectives on Society (GPS) at NYU Shanghai. I received my PhD in Philosophy from the Australian National University in 2022. I have been a visiting researcher at Princeton University.
My research focuses on the history of philosophy (especially Kant), contemporary epistemology, and moral psychology (and related issues in the philosophy of religion).
I have broad teaching and supervision interests in History of Philosophy, Epistemology, Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Analytic Philosophy of Religion, The Phenomenological Tradition, and Philosophy of Technology.
Yuen, M. (2024) "Analytic Cognition in Kant," Kantian Review, 1–21. [published version (open access)]
You can find my papers here: michael@michaelyuencom.au
Capstone Supervision Interests
- History of Philosophy
- Epistemology
- Moral and Political Philosophy
- Analytic Philosophy of Religion
- The Phenomenological Tradition
- Philosophy of Technology