Dr. Emile Chan

Biography

Emile Chan is a PhD candidate at the University of Manchester, focusing on various aspects of philosophy, including Emotion, Action Theory, and Epistemology. He has specialized in areas such as Mind, Meta-Ethics, and Normative Ethics. During his doctoral studies, Chan has engaged in research projects exploring concepts like Virtue Reliabilist Justified Emotions and Emotional Perceptual Experiences. Chan has also served as an Academic Advisor and Graduate Teaching Assistant, providing philosophical support, curriculum alignment, and tailored essay-writing assistance to undergraduate students. He has participated in numerous conferences including the British Postgraduate Philosophical Association, where he presented his works on the interplay between virtuous emotions and philosophical perspectives. His academic contributions are complemented by professional involvement in university services, including organizing conferences and serving as an examination invigilator. Chan’s teaching both in the UK and Hong Kong emphasizes complex philosophical theories and encourages student engagement in philosophical discussions. He aims to foster a supportive learning environment and actively contributes to the academic community. Chan holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Philosophy from Lingnan University and continues to stay engaged with contemporary philosophical research developments.

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