Christoph Hoerl went beyond the usual impact strategies to make his project on the metaphysics and psychology of time stand out. Reaching out from one of philosophy’s more abstract areas paid off, he tells Hazel Tang.
Christoph Hoerl, a professor of philosophy at the University of Warwick, teamed up with Teresa McCormack, a developmental psychologist and professor at Queen’s University Belfast, for his bid to the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s response mode scheme.
His project, Time: Between Metaphysics and Psychology, was awarded £482,826 from the council in June 2016, and got underway at the start of this year. It will run for three years.
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