I'm a philosopher of mind. I work on philosophical issues about conscious experiences.

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Most of my work is also connected to value theory, epistemology, metaphysics, or cognitive science.

I received​ my PhD from New York University in 2019, where I worked with David Chalmers, Ned Block, and Thomas Nagel. Before that, I studied Philosophy and Cognitive Science at Brown University.

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In 2019-20, I was a Postdoctoral Fellow at Rice University through its Value of Consciousness project.

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From 2020-24, I am a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Oslo through its ConsciousBrainConcepts project.

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During 2021-22, I will be a Postdoctoral Fellow at Australian National University through its Centre for Consciousness.

My main research projects are on

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  1. the formal structure of conscious experiences.

  2. a consciousness-first approach to value theory.

Manuscripts

Is Consciousness Continuous?

The Value of Life Itself

Consciousness Makes Things Matter

How We Know Pain Is Bad

Knowing What It's Like​

Objective Phenomenology

First-Person Technology​

The Structure of Analog Representation

Co-authors: Gabriel Rabin & Joshua Myers

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We develop an account of the nature and structure of anal

You can reach me at andrew.yuan.lee@gmail.com.

Here's my​ CV.

You can also find me on PhilPeople.

Publications

Modeling Mental Qualities

* Forthcoming in the Philosophical Review

 

The Microstructure of Experience​

Journal of the American Philosophical Association

2019, 5 (3):286–305

 

Is Consciousness Intrinsically Valuable?

Philosophical Studies

2018, 175 (1):1–17

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Commentaries

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Does sentience come in degrees?

Animal Sentience

2020, 29 (20)