James Andow

Dr. James Andow is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Manchester, where he joined in 2023. His research focuses on intersections between value theory, epistemology, and philosophical methodology, with additional interests in environmental ethics and experimental philosophy.

Research Interests:

• Epistemology and its ethical dimensions
• Conceptual engineering and normativity
• Experimental methods in philosophy
• Kantian ethics and deontological frameworks

Recent Work Trends: His publications address topics like intuition denial in teaching, conceptual engineering risks, climate ethics, and Kantian epistemic deontology. The 2025 Metaphilosophy paper critiques methodological approaches to teaching intuition denial, while the 2023 Synthese article explores Kantian ethics in epistemic contexts.

Collaborations: Works with scholars like Andrew Hope (climate psychology) and Joakim Gatley (conceptual engineering in education).