As a master's student at NYU, I'm investigating what it means to live a fulfilling life in the age of AI. My research challenges the assumption that work is central to human meaning by bringing Indian philosophical concepts of life purpose into dialogue with Western theories of labor and alienation. Through philosophical analysis and cultural studies, I'm developing frameworks for understanding human flourishing that transcend work-centered paradigms and consider transcendental dimensions of fulfillment.
Kevalramani, Akanksha. "Are We Morally Responsible in a Deterministic World?" The Philosophical Society Annual Review (Oxford University Department for Continuing Education), no. 46 (2024): 111-113.
2024
Youth Award (The Lyceum Prize), The Tony Chadwick Essay Competition
“Are we morally responsible in a deterministic world?” (extended version)
Awarded by The Philosophical Society at Oxford University Department for Continuing Education
2023
First Prize (Michaelmas Term), Marianne Talbot Essay Competition
“Are we morally responsible in a deterministic world?” (condensed version)
Awarded by The Philosophical Society at Oxford University Department for Continuing Education
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