Featured External Reviewers
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Nina Stremersch
Nina is a Foundation Scholar and final-year philosophy undergraduate at Trinity College, Dublin. Nina specialises in issues of selfhood and intersubjectivity—especially in Kant, Wittgenstein, Heidegger, and Arendt. Their undergraduate thesis interrogated the conditions for the possibility of communal philosophising; i.e. a mode of thinking which is not only about something shared, but which itself is an activity which appears and can thereby be publicly evaluated as a vocation. Nina's current post-grad plan is to pursue further research in philosophy, possibly accompanied by a qualification in psychology or business, in order to make communal philosophising a concrete possibility.
Giorgi Botchorishvili
Giorgi Botchorishvili is a rising senior at John Cabot University, an American university in Rome, Italy. He is originally from Georgia and is majoring in Humanistic Studies with a minor in Philosophy. He plans to pursue graduate studies in philosophy and hopes to teach philosophy in the future. He is interested in analytic philosophy, particularly moral responsibility, the philosophy of sex and sexuality, philosophy of mind, and epistemology.
Aglaya Zinenko
Aglaya is a philosophy major at Buffalo State University with a minor in political science. She is graduating now, May '26. She likes ethics and political philosophy. After reading the philosopher Peter Singer's essays, she pledged 10% of her income to global charities and even went vegetarian. When she graduates, she hopes to work in communications for organizations around Effective Altruism.