Academic Profile : Faculty
Asst Prof Lim Chong Ming
Assistant Professor, School of Humanities
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I am Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Nanyang Technological University, where I am the coordinator of the Minor in Gender and Diversity Studies, and the convenor of the Gender and Diversity research cluster. Prior to this, I was Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Ethics in Society, Stanford University.
My research interests centre, broadly, on issues in moral and political philosophy. I have published papers on political resistance, disability, justice, political liberalism, and effective altruism. My current research focuses on how individuals should remember and resist injustice.
Please visit my website for more details: www.cmlim.info
Education
* DPhil (PhD) in Philosophy, University of Oxford, Corpus Christi College (2020)
* MPhil in Philosophy, University College London (2017)
* MA in Philosophy, National University of Singapore (2013).
* BA (Hons) in Philosophy, National University of Singapore (2011).
My research interests centre, broadly, on issues in moral and political philosophy. I have published papers on political resistance, disability, justice, political liberalism, and effective altruism. My current research focuses on how individuals should remember and resist injustice.
Please visit my website for more details: www.cmlim.info
Education
* DPhil (PhD) in Philosophy, University of Oxford, Corpus Christi College (2020)
* MPhil in Philosophy, University College London (2017)
* MA in Philosophy, National University of Singapore (2013).
* BA (Hons) in Philosophy, National University of Singapore (2011).
Moral philosophy
Political philosophy
Political philosophy
- Remembering Wrongdoing
- Resisting Commemorations
Awards
* 2023 Commendation for the Innovation in Inclusive Curricula Prize for HY4025 Ethics and Public Policy (Australasian Association of Philosophy)
* 2022 Gregory Kavka/University of California, Irvine Prize in Political Philosophy (American Philosophical Association)
* 2022 Gregory Kavka/University of California, Irvine Prize in Political Philosophy (American Philosophical Association)
Courses Taught
HY0001 Ethics and Moral Reasoning
HY2005 Political Philosophy
HY2025 Medical Ethics
HY2027 Popular Culture and Philosophy
HY3021 Philosophy of Race and Gender
HY4008 Advanced Moral Philosophy: Ethics of Defensive Harming
HY4131 Special Topics in Ethics: Ethics of Memory
HY4025 Ethics and Public Policy
HY2005 Political Philosophy
HY2025 Medical Ethics
HY2027 Popular Culture and Philosophy
HY3021 Philosophy of Race and Gender
HY4008 Advanced Moral Philosophy: Ethics of Defensive Harming
HY4131 Special Topics in Ethics: Ethics of Memory
HY4025 Ethics and Public Policy