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Caner Turan is a Graduate Fellow at the Center for Ethics at Tulane University during 2019–2020. He is currently a doctoral candidate in the Department of Philosophy, focusing on Kant, metaethics, evolutionary ethics, and early modern philosophy. His dissertation, advised by Professor Oliver Sensen, explores the intersection of Kantian ethics and evolutionary approaches to ethics.
- Education:
- B.A. in Philosophy, Bogazici University
- M.A. in Philosophy, King's College London
Research interests span Kantian moral philosophy, evolutionary explanations of ethical systems, and historical foundations of modern ethical thought. As a doctoral candidate, he contributes to philosophical discourse through his work, though no formal publications are listed in the provided text.
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