• Ravish, S. and Sirola, V.S. (2023). Can Social Reflective Equilibrium Delineate Cornell Realist Epistemology?, Philosophia, 51, pp. 2015 33. (https://doi.org/10.1007/s11406-023-00654-9)

• Joshi, C and Ravish, S (2023). Privilege: A critical inquiry, South African Journal of Philosophy, 42(1) pp. 63-73. (https://doi.org/10.1080/02580136.2023.2212357

• Ravish, S and Joshi, C (2020). Why Moral Epistemology is Not Just Epistemology Applied to Moral Beliefs. Kriterion Journal of Philosophy 34(4) pp.71-92. (http://www.kriterion-journal-of-philosophy.org/kriterion/issues/Permanent/Kriterion-ravish-01.pdf)

• Ravish, S. (2019). The Predicament of Moral Epistemology.Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research, 36(2) pp. 265-279. (https://doi.org/10.1007/s40961-018-0170-x)

• Ravish, S. (2017). Bentham’s Panopticon and Foucault’s Panopticism. Indian Philosophical Quarterly, 43(1-4), pp.135-151.

• Assistant professor (IIT Kanpur Feb 2022 - )

• Assistant Professor (OP Jindal Global University 2021-22)

• Institute Post-Doctoral Fellow (IIT Bombay 2021)

• Ravish, S. ‘Social Reflective Equilibrium and Collective Moral Progress’ presented at the MANCEPT Workshops in Political Theory in Sep’ 2021 organized by University of Manchester [Online] ·

• Ravish, S. ‘A Social Moral Epistemological Reading of Cornell Realism’ presented at the Value Conference in Dec’ 2020 organized by University of Sheffield [Online] and at the European Congress of Analytic Philosophy in Aug’ 2020 organized by Utrecht University [Online] ·

• Ravish, S. ‘Social Moral Epistemology: A Methodological Framework for Moral Education’ presented at Design and Innovation in Moral Training Workshop in Mar’ 2020 organized by IIT Bhubaneswar and Ravenshaw University ·

• Ravish, S. ‘A Response to Evolutionary Debunking Arguments through Social Epistemology’ presented at All India Graduate Conference in Philosophy in Mar’ 2020 organized by University of Delhi ·

• Ravish, S. ‘A Response to Evolutionary Debunking Arguments through Social Epistemology’ presented at Mind and Moral Psychology Conference in Jan’ 2020 organized by the University of Michigan ·

• Ravish, S. ‘Can Moral Epistemology be Naturalized?’ presented at Moral Epistemology Summer School in Jul’ 2018 conducted by the Central European University, Budapest ·

• Ravish, S. ‘The Curious Case of Moral Epistemology’, presented at the Graduate Research Meet in Nov’ 2017 conducted by the Dept. of HSS, IIT Guwahati

• Ravish, S. ‘Thinking Machines’, presented at the Philosophy of Mind Symposium in Feb’ 2014 conducted by the Dept. of Philosophy, S P Pune University

• Recipient of Naik and Rastogi award for Excellence in Ph.D. Research from IIT Bombay [2020-22]

• Grant awarded by Italian Society for Analytic Philosophy, for participation in the Summer School on Contemporary Epistemology conducted by the University of Urbino, Italy [2019]

• Best Essay on Public Philosophy, awarded by the Department of Philosophy, National Institute of Advanced Studies, India [2019]

• Grant awarded by Central European University, for participation in Summer School on Moral Epistemology conducted by CEU in Budapest, Hungary [2018]

• Recipient of “The SS Barlingay Prize” and “The Kumari Anagha Dattatray Prize” for obtaining highest marks in MA (Philosophy), Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune [2015]

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