Hi, I'm Jes Heppler. I'm a PhD Candidate in Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley. I work in philosophy of mind, social philosophy, epistemology, and moral psychology. My dissertation, Gut Feelings, Orientation, and Embodied Epistemology concerns intuitions that have a bodily mode of presentation and argues that these intuitions have distinctive epistemic and ethical considerations.
I am pursuing this research under John Campbell, Alva Noë, and Frédérique de Vignemont (external committee member). I am the current Doctoral Fellow through the Foundation for Philosophical Orientation and my doctoral work has been supported previously by the Chateaubriand (HSS) Fellowship funded by the French Embassy to the United States.
You can view my C.V. here.
I am pursuing this research under John Campbell, Alva Noë, and Frédérique de Vignemont (external committee member). I am the current Doctoral Fellow through the Foundation for Philosophical Orientation and my doctoral work has been supported previously by the Chateaubriand (HSS) Fellowship funded by the French Embassy to the United States.
You can view my C.V. here.