Max Duboff

Max Duboff is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Bowdoin College. Specializing in ancient Greek and Roman ethics with a focus on Epicureanism, his work explores the philosophical dimensions of pleasure and its implications. He also engages with applied ethics, feminist philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

• Education:
  • PhD in Classics and Philosophy, Yale University
  • BA in Philosophy, Rutgers University

His research connects classical philosophy to contemporary ethical debates, particularly in reproductive and medical ethics. Duboff co-hosts the Bruchim Podcast, examining the ethics and experiences of circumcision from a Jewish perspective. Outside academia, he enjoys music, board games, and culinary experimentation with homemade dips.