Ibrahim Dagher is a Philosophy Ph.D. student at Yale University. Ibrahim is also pursuing a J.D. at Yale Law School. He has three research interests: ethics, philosophy of law, and metaphysics. His publications, and current work, center around philosophy and law. He is also the founder of Let’s Learn Logic, an education organization dedicated to providing free, accessible online videos on formal logic. Ibrahim is passionate about law, philosophy, and education.

Research Interests:

I have three primary research interests. The first is in normative ethics. The second is in Constitutional law, jurisprudence, and any intersections with the philosophy of law. I’ve also long been interested in metaphysics, and much of my published work is in this area.

You can learn more about the issues I’m currently working on and questions I’m pondering here, and you can see the research I currently have under review here. I am also the editor of the Kalam category on PhilPapers––go there to see the summaries, introductions, and organized collections of literature on the Kalam that I manage and produce.

Education Work:

In addition to research, I’m deeply interested in education, teaching, and making high-quality education accessible to all. One of my life goals is to not only contribute to scholarly conversations, but to move them: that is, to move them into the public light, and to make these important conversations accessible to all. There is no reason that the dialogue around our society’s most foundational theoretical issues should be limited to the handful of voices found behind expensive scholarly journals.

Currently, I am working on creating online videos for Let’s Learn Logic, an education organization aiming to provide free undergraduate and graduate-level courses in formal logic.