Philosophy @ UNC -- Daniel Muñoz
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Academic homepage of Daniel Muñoz.

Academic Bio

I’m a moral philosopher who loves logic and paradoxes—and who tends to wander into other disciplines.

Since 2025, I’ve been Assistant Professor of Philosophy at UNC Chapel Hill, as well as Core Faculty in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE).

I serve as Director of UNC’s PPE Speaker Series and Associate Editor for the Journal of Moral Philosophy. Next year, I’m joining Daniel Wodak as a Book Review Editor at Ethics.


Books

Ethical Theory: 50 Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Thought Experiments (Routledge, 2024), with Sarah Stroud. (Audiobook coming in July 2025.)

What We Owe to Ourselves (Oxford University Press, under contract).

Book Reviews

The Rules of Rescue, by Theron Pummer (2025) – Mind.

Just Policing, by Jake Monaghan (2024) – Ethics.

The Right to Do Wrong, by Mark Osiel (2023) – Criminal Law and Philosophy.

Duty to Self, by Paul Schofield (2023) – Ethics.

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Public Philosophy

The Costs of Colorblindness (2025) – on tradeoffs in American race politics, published on Big iff True. (With some discussion at Marginal Revolution.)

What We Owe to Ourselves and Avatars (2021) – interview for With a Terrible Fate.

COVID-19, Masks and Moral Mathematics (2020) – ABC Religion and Ethics. (One of the ABC’s ‘Best of 2020’.)

Is There a Moral Imperative to Wear a Mask? (2020) – interview on The Minefield, ABC Radio National.

Not Knowing Everything That Matters (2014) – The Philosopher's Magazine, with Jonathan Dancy.


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