Reem Abou Harb

BA in Health Communication, American University of Beirut, 2021
I am interested in continental philosophy.
Kassem Ayache

BA in Finance (minor in Economics), Lebanese American University, Beirut, 2018
My main areas of interest are: Political Philosophy & Political Economics, Continental Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, and Psychoanalysis.
Pia Maria Bou Doleh

BA in English Literature, Lebanese American University, 2021
My main areas of interest are Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mind, and Epistemology.
Ali Dehaybes

BA in Philosophy, American University of Beirut, 2023
I have a keen interest in Western Philosophy. I am particularly interested in Metaphysics. I have a special liking for Platonism and Metaphysical Idealism. I also have a special interest in the tradition of Philosophical Pessimism, specifically Schopenhauerian metaphysics. I am also fascinated by Eastern Philosophy. I like Chinese and Indian philosophy, especially Taoist and Buddhist systems of thought.
Aya Fadel

BBA - Finance, American University of Beirut, 2024
I enjoy reading and studying about agency and moral responsibility, ancient and medieval philosophy, critical works especially those on religious thought and belief, ethics, Kant's transcendental idealism and moral philosophy, metaphysics, and social epistemology.
My main research is within the scope of the History of Arabic and Islamic Philosophy, specifically Ibn Sīnā's (Avicenna) metaphysical works.
Zahra Makki

BA in Philosophy (minor in Biology), American University of Beirut, 2019
Research interests: metaphysics (both contemporary and ancient), metaethics. I segued into the study of philosophy through the Ancients, and what continues to pique my interest is Ancient and Medieval philosophy as well as the reception of Ancient philosophy, particularly Neoplatonism, into Arabic/Islamic philosophy, with a special focus on Avicennian ontology (notions of privation and essential good). In my own life, I am always searching for ways in which metaphysical viewpoints may intersect with the contemporary queries of lived experience. When I am not reading or researching, I am often hiking a trail or exploring the coffee scene of a new city.
Jens Munch

BA in Philosophy, Oxford University, 2001
My BA was primarily within Anglo-American philosophy, but where I could I was reaching for Marxist (and broadly continental perspectives) and Wittgensteinian perspectives on how philosophy is practiced. During my MA at AUB I spent a lot of time working through Nietzsche and the lineage he forms part of. For my thesis I'm looking at how ethics in academic philosophy understands the moral patient, with particular focus on how this is extended to apply (or not) to AI.
Mohammad Tabikh

BA in Computer Science, Lebanese University, 2019
BA in Philosophy, Université Saint-Joseph, Beirut, 2023
My main interests in philosophy are analytical philosophy and philosophy of science.