Jing Hwan Khoo

Jing Hwan Khoo is a PhD candidate in philosophy at Harvard University. His work explores how various human practices—such as rituals, dwelling, presence, and love—orient us in time and shape our relations to other humans and non-humans. His dissertation investigates how the temporal structures of these practices shape their normative significance by drawing on resources from ethics, moral psychology, and aesthetics. He holds a MA in Philosophy from Simon Fraser University and a BA in Philosophy and Computer Science from New York University.