Jordan MacKenzie

Selected Publications

"Fear and Loathing in Silicon Valley: How AI Threatens Our Valuing Practices," Philosophers' Imprint (forthcoming)

"Survivor Guilt," Philosophical Studies, 180 (9): 2707-2726 (with Michael Zhao). Pre-print. Journal.

"Self-Deception as a Moral Failure,"The Philosophical Quarterly, 72(2) (2022):402-21. Pre-print. Journal.

"Caring By Lying,"Bioethics, 35(9) (2021): 877-833. Pre-print. Journal.

"Knowing Yourself and Being Worth Knowing,"Journal of the American Philosophical Association, 4(2) (2018): 243-261. Pre-print. Journal.

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Academic Bio

I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the Corcoran Department of Philosophy at the University of Virginia. I work primarily in normative ethics, practical ethics (esp. bioethics and AI ethics), moral psychology, and feminist philosophy.

Before arriving at UVA, I was an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Virginia Tech. While at VT, I had the pleasure of directing the department's incredible MA program. In 2022, I received an Excellence in Advising Award and was selected as the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences' Outstanding Faculty Mentor of the Year.

You can find my CV here.