Daniel Muñoz
I’m a moral philosopher who loves politics, economics, and formal techniques.
In 2019, I received my PhD from MIT. After two years at Monash University and five at UNC Chapel Hill, I started as Senior Lecturer at the ANU.
My first book was Ethical Theory: 50 Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Thought Experiments (Routledge, 2024) with Sarah Stroud. Next is What We Owe to Ourselves (OUP), which argues for a “Self–Other Symmetric” theory of rights and freedoms.
On this site, you’ll find my:
Journal Articles
Three Paradoxes of Duties to Oneself (forthcoming) – Mind, with Daniel Wodak.
Epistemic Supererogation and the Right to Believe (forthcoming) – Phil. Studies.
Impartiality, Anonymity, and Caring Who (2025) – Free & Equal.
Each Counts for One (2024) – Phil. Studies. (Selected for Philosopher’s Annual.)
Wronging Oneself (2024) – JPhil, with Nathaniel Baron-Schmitt.
Dimensions of Value (2024) – Noûs, with Brian Hedden.
Sources of Transitivity (2023) – E&P.
Supererogation and Conditional Obligation (2022) – Phil. Studies, with Theron Pummer.
Exploitation and Effective Altruism (2021) – PPE.
Three Paradoxes of Supererogation (2021) – Noûs.
Knowledge of Objective ‘Oughts’: Monotonicity and the New Miners Puzzle (2021) – PPR, with Jack Spencer.
From Rights to Prerogatives (2021) – PPR.
Infinite Options, Intransitive Value, and Supererogation (2021) – Phil. Studies.
The Rejection of Consequentializing (2021) – JPhil.
The Paradox of Duties to Oneself (2020) – AJP.
Grounding Nonexistence (2020) – Inquiry.
Defeaters and Disqualifiers (2019) – Mind.
Thinking, Acting, Considering (2018) – AJP.
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