Jennifer Lockhart works on contemporary ethics in a manner informed by a sensitive engagement with the history of philosophy. Her published work is in conversation with figures such as Plato, Kierkegaard, and Kant. She has written on topics including moral luck, constitutivism (in relation to ethical non-cognitivism), practical necessity, the normative status of sexual monogamy, and moral worth.
Research Interests
- 19th-century philosophy, Kierkegaard, Kant
