"Ethan was always mindful, insightful and patient. No matter what the subject of our particular lesson was, there was always room for self-expression and individuality. I truly learned how to write with Ethan’s targeted critiques of my assignments, and I am very grateful that it was Ethan who I studied with. Ethan not only curated the books from the A-Level syllabus that suited my tastes exactly, but also ensured that each lesson was targeted to my needs and preferences."
Sofia · A-Level English Student

Education

PhD in Philosophy (in progress)
University of Edinburgh
PGCert in Philosophy (Distinction)
University of St Andrews
MA in Philosophy (First-Class Honours)
University of Edinburgh

Awards & Honours

School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences PhD Scholarship
University of Edinburgh
Skirving Prize
University of Edinburgh
Grant Memorial Prize
University of Edinburgh

Publications

  1. 'The Prudential 'Now What?' Problem' Acta Analytica (2026), https://doi.org/10.1007/s12136-026-00692-4
  2. 'Ethics Without Morals' in Philosophers on How to Live: Talking about Morality. Bloomsbury (forthcoming) edited by Jack Symes & Ellie Palmer.
  3. 'The Amoral Life: A Practical Guide' Routledge (forthcoming late 2027) edited by Ethan Moore (in progress)

Selected Conference Talks

  • 'Watching Fake News Ironically: The Aestheticisation of Lies'
    Fiction and Lies: the ASIFF/SIRFF Fourth International Congress · University of Edinburgh
    2026
  • Respondent to Alfred Archer's 'Sportswashing and the Corruption of Reputation Practices'
    Boycotts and Beyond: How Should We Respond to Ethically Compromised Sporting Events? · University of Glasgow
    2026
  • 'Moral Judgement, Stigmatisation and Anti-Social Behaviour'
    What if Morality is a Sham? A Conference on the Consequences of Moral Nihilism · University of Edinburgh
    2025
  • 'Criminal Communes: Digital Communalism as a Mechanism for Challenging Legal Norms'
    The Pasts, Presents and Futures of Communalism · University of Nijmegen
    2025
  • 'You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat it Too: Why Fictionalism Cannot Maintain Moral Commitment-Mechanisms'
    XXV World Congress of Philosophy · La Sapienza University, Rome
    2024

Testimonials

"Ethan is an outstanding tutor! We have him to thank for our son's successful GCSE results. Ethan works to the pace of the student; he is patient, listens, reflects, questions and provides deeply engaging lessons. Each lesson is carefully prepared – I was so impressed at his high level of preparation and attention to detail."
Tinka · Parent of English Literature and Religious Education GCSE pupil
"Top tier tutor"
Nicolai · International Baccalaureate Student
"Ethan communicates and delivers ideas in a clear and helpful manner. He adapts lessons according to the needs of the student. He goes beyond lesson time to provide resources and guidance"
Amjad · Parent of English Language and Literature GCSE pupil
"Ethan consistently goes far beyond what is required, and his commitment to students' understanding and wellbeing is evident in every tutorial. He is always well-prepared and patient. What impresses me most is his genuine care: he answers questions promptly, provides detailed feedback, and never hesitates to offer additional guidance. Ethan creates an encouraging learning environment where students feel respected and motivated to improve. His clarity, enthusiasm, and reliability have made a significant positive impact on my academic experience this year. I truly believe that tutors like Ethan, who combine deep knowledge with such responsibility and kindness, deserve recognition for the difference they make"
Undergraduate Philosophy Student · Anonymous Nomination for EUSA Student Tutor of the Year Award
"Best tutorial I've ever had! Great discussion. Ethan was obviously engaged and cared a lot about hearing our thoughts and actually working through the implications of the material. Great fun."
Undergraduate Philosophy Student · Anonymous Nomination for EUSA Student Tutor of the Year Award
"I have improved immensely under Ethan. Every time we have gone through content, Ethan goes above and beyond, explaining complex ideas simply and effectively to a very detailed degree, allowing me to reach those top grades, and exploring interesting off-spec content not only to enrich my understanding of the subject, but reach those top grades with extra reading and cool additional concepts. Ethan made me very confident in my knowledge of the content. My essay writing has improved immensely as well under Ethan, he is amazing at essay writing and clearly knows what the exam boards are looking for. I could not recommend Ethan enough"
Philip · Philosophy A-Level Student