Editors-in-Chief
Ava Broinowski
Ava Broinowski is an Honours student at the University of Sydney. She is writing on Hume, considering the interaction between imagination and habit, and its modern implications for reflecting upon a socially situated self. Her interests include social epistemology, embodied cognition, process philosophy, and Early Modern philosophy.
Winny Li
Winny Li is currently enrolled in the honours philosophy program at the University of Wollongong. Her Honours Thesis explores the epistemic preconditions of autonomy, examining the intersections of knowledge and self-governance. Winny’s philosophical work centres on epistemology, political philosophy, and identity theory, with a strong interest in interdisciplinary approaches that connect diverse fields of inquiry.
Associate Editors
Charlotte Carnes
Charlotte Carnes graduated with First Class Honours in philosophy from the Australian National University in November 2025. Her Honours Thesis explored how the dominant Western imaginary of pregnancy, in which the relationship between a woman and foetus is equated to that between two individuals, informs an understanding of abortion as a strictly moral question. More broadly, her philosophical interests lie in feminist philosophy, bioethics, moral and political philosophy, and metaethics.
Jacob Ritz
Jacob Ritz is a PhD student in the School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Queensland. His research interests include metaphilosophy, intellectual history, the ethics of thinking, and the philosophy of mathematics. His current research adopts an interdisciplinary approach to investigate the ethical consequences of subjectivity in Alain Badiou and Theodor W. Adorno.