Publication in the British Journal of Aesthetics
It’s very exciting to share my most recent publication, “Park Aesthetics Between Wilderness Representations and Everyday Affordances”. It appeared in the British Journal of Aesthetics, published by Oxford University Press and one of the top 25% most highly rated journals in philosophy. Here is the abstract: Scholars criticize privileging aesthetics over social and ecological considerations…

Roundtable on representing the non-human
Really looking forward to taking part in a roundtable discussion at this workshop organised by Veronica Pecile! It brings together legal and humanities scholars as well as artists and filmmakers to discuss representations of the non-human at the Collegium Helveticum in Zurich.

Philosophy of the City Journal
As a member of the editorial team and a co-editor of the inaugural issue, I am very proud to announce the launching of the new Philosophy of the City Journal. The call for papers for the inaugural issue is out and the deadline is 31 March 2023!
New position
I am delighted to start my new Postdoc position with the new professor for Practical Philosophy, Nadia Mazouz, at the ETH Zurich!
Book contract with Routledge!
It’s thrilling and dream-like to be able to boast a book contract with Routledge before I have even written the book. They have offered me a contract based on the introductory chapter to my book Philosophy of the Wild City: Expanding Political Spaces. Very much looking forward to the writing process and hope to finish…
New journal publication
My paper “Representing and Embodying a Peripheral City’s Place in the World” is now published in the illustrious Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology. In an increasingly globalizing world, the aesthetics of Dubai have become potentially available even for impoverished, peripheral cities such as Belgrade. With the explicit rhetoric of finally achieving a “global profile” for…

Workshop “The City and the Wild”
I’m very excited to announce my upcoming interdisciplinary workshop “The City and the Wild”, in collaboration with the Collegium Helveticum. There will be keynote lectures by Jonathan Wolff (Oxford), Harini Nagendra (Bangalore), Annabel Brett (Cambridge), as well as numerous exciting inputs from researchers and artists like Sanna Lehtinen, Jonas Gillmann, Seraina Dür, Nitin Bathla etc.…
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