About Me

I am a M.Phil. student in Economic and Social History at the University of Oxford. My research concerns war finance, debt monetization, and inflation during the Great War. For my undergraduate studies, I attended New York University, where I mostly studied analytic philosophy and history. Beyond my formal academic pursuits, I am quite inclined with the arts, both visual art and literature. In literature, I particularly enjoy authors who wax excessive romanticism or of explicitly philosophical in content, such as Rousseau (Julie, or the New Heloise), Voltaire (for his clever satire), and Goethe(for his Sorrows). As for poetry, I have a guilty pleasure for the works of Catullus. I follow the Cannes Film Festival and aspire to watch every Palme d’Or and Grand Prix film in existence.

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“[T]he flowers of life are but visionary. How many pass away, and leave no trace behind—how few yield any fruit—and the fruit itself, how rarely does it ripen! And yet there are flowers enough!” - Goethe