I am Louise Rebecca Chapman, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and the Founder and CEO of Lex Academic. ​

 

My philosophical research to date has focused on moral psychology in the history of philosophy. I graduated top of my class in Philosophy at King's College London in 2016, writing my research dissertation on Platonic moral psychology. I was awarded the Keeling Scholarship at UCL to pursue my ancient interests further on their two-year MPhil Stud. However, since my goal was to specialise (sooner rather than later) on Kant, I instead chose to pursue a year-long Master's in Ancient Greek Philosophy at the University of Oxford. There, I worked with Professor Terry Irwin on Socratic moral psychology (awarded Distinction). 

 

Since 2018, I have been awarded over $250k in doctoral scholarships. I elected to take up the Boustany Cambridge Pembroke Scholarship in Philosophy at Pembroke College, Cambridge. My research on moral exemplarity was fully funded by Pembroke College, the Cambridge Trust, and the Boustany Foundation of Monaco.

I have published on Kant's moral philosophy and moral hydraulics in Plato.

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