Andrew Cooper

Dr. Andrew Cooper is a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Warwick, specializing in the philosophy of nature, mind, and life through historical and critical lenses. His work bridges contemporary debates with pre-20th century philosophical traditions, particularly Kantian and post-Kantian frameworks.

• Key Publications: The Tragedy of Philosophy (2016), Kant and the Transformation of Natural History (2023), and Amalia Holst (2024).
• Research Themes: Explores intersections of epistemology, metaphysics, and philosophy of science, with a focus on Kantian legacy and feminist intellectual history.

He co-directs the London Post-Kantian Seminar, co-investigates the Empowering Young Voices project, and actively engages the public via podcasts (Daybreak) and BBC Radio 3's The Essay program. His academic journey includes visiting fellowships at UC San Diego, University of Chicago, and University of Pittsburgh.

• Education: PhD in Philosophy from University of Sydney; postdoctoral research at University of Bonn, Durham University, and University College London.

Scientific Awards:

• BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker

Andrew Cooper volunteers in North London to strengthen community resilience and food security initiatives, reflecting his commitment to public philosophy beyond academia.