Fridolin Neumann

I am a PhD student at the University of Warwick working on Heidegger, Kant, intentionality, and the transcendental turn. My current interests revolve around what I (inspired by John Haugeland's reading of Heidegger) call "ontological failure". Before coming to Warwick, I have obtained my Bachelor's and Master's degree at the University of Bonn, Germany (2018-2023). Courses I'm teaching or have taught before as a Teaching Assistant include "Making Decisions", "History of Modern Philosophy" I & II, and "Introduction to Philosophy".

Office hours: If you are a student and would like to discuss anything, have questions, need feedback etc., you can book office hours with me here. In 2025/2026, slots are available Fridays from 2-3 PM. Meetings are possible both in person (my office is in S1.63 under the department office) and via Microsoft Teams, though in person would be preferred.

Feel free to email me for any inquiries: .

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For a brief summary of my PhD project as well as a list of publications and talks, please visit my Midlands4Cities profile. You can also check out my PhilPapers profile where you find my published papers.