Vanessa Carbonell
Assoc Professor
Obed J. Wilson Professor of Ethics;
Professional Summary
Vanessa Carbonell works at the intersection of ethical theory, metaethics, and moral psychology. She is particularly interested in moral agents (both ordinary and extraordinary) and how they navigate the moral landscape. This has led her to write about moral saints, moral motivation, moral sacrifice, and the relationship between knowledge and moral obligation. She also has research and teaching interests in bioethics and family ethics. For more information, including links to papers, visit Carbonell's personal website.
Education
Ph.D: University of Michigan 2009 (Philosophy)
B.A.: Wesleyan University 2003 (Philosophy)
Research Support
Grant: #URC AHSS Faculty Stipend Awards AY2015-16 Investigators:Carbonell, Vanessa 05-01-2016 -04-30-2017 UC's University Research Council Moral Dilemmas in Dementia Care Role:PI $6,000.00 Active Level:Internal UC