Navigating graduate school, and especially the composition and development of a doctoral dissertation, proves a daunting task: students are often left with a dazzling array of questions—theoretical and practical alike—and no one to give them answers. Impartial, honest, and timely feedback is all too rare in the process of completing a PhD.
Though I have expertise and a specialization—having earned a Doctorate in Philosophy—I am neither an expert nor a specialist. My academic and post-academic career has spanned a wide range of reading across disciplines (and a focus on the inherently interdisciplinary perspective achieved by Peircean semiotics), and led me to constant pursuit of questioning as a habit. This breadth of study and development of intellectual habits has resulted in becoming a good sounding board for varied ideas.
Over the years, I have led or assisted several students through the process of writing and completing their doctoral dissertations—as well as through various other academic or intellectual projects. I custom tailor programs to best fit your needs.
Continuum Philosophical Insight 