Ingmar Persson

Ingmar Persson is a Professor of Practical Philosophy at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on foundational concepts in philosophy, particularly the evolving significance of morality, identity, free will, and common sense in contemporary thought. He is known for exploring tensions between rationality and modern philosophical challenges.

• Current affiliation: University of Oxford, Department of Practical Philosophy
• Key research areas: Metaphysics, Ethics, Philosophy of Science

Research Interests
Persson investigates the erosion of traditional philosophical concepts in modern contexts, emphasizing their relevance to scientific and societal progress. His work bridges analytic philosophy with ethical implications of technological advancements, particularly in human self-perception and moral responsibility.

Publications
His notable works include The Retreat of Reason, analyzing personal identity and free will, and Unfit for the Future (co-authored with Christina Schuees), examining morality’s role in biological enhancement.

Awards & Recognition
No specific scientific awards are mentioned in the provided text.