Research Professor at the Institute of Humanities, Guadalajara Campus, where she teaches courses in Anthropology and Ethics at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She holds a Ph.D. in Humanities from the International University of Catalonia (Spain), with a dissertation titled “The Role of Desire in the Moral Philosophy of Alasdair MacIntyre.” She is an expert on the relationship between desires, human fulfillment, and character formation. Her other areas of interest and research, closely linked to the above, focus on anthropological ethics, the theory of action, virtues, and practical reasoning.
His publications include, among others:
“MacIntyre, Desire, and Virtues” (2022a). In F. Javier de la Torre, Maximiliano Loria, and Lucion Nontón (Eds.), *Forty Years of Alasdair MacIntyre’s *After Virtue*: Ibero-American Reinterpretations*. Dykinson: Madrid. ISBN: 978-84-1122-298-3 (pp. 47–57).
“Narrative, Practical Reasoning, and Rational Desire” (2022b). In Sante Maletta, Dario Mazzola, and Damiano Simoncelli (Eds.), *Practical Rationality and Human Difference: Perspectives on and Beyond Alasdair MacIntyre*. Mimesis International: Milan. ISBN: 9788869774119 (pp. 101–110).
Review (2023): Bosch, M. (Ed., 2020). *Desire and Human Flourishing: Perspectives from Positive Psychology, Moral Education, and Virtue Ethics*. Springer. 451 pp. In *Tópicos, Revista de Filosofía*, no. 65, Jan–Apr (2023), ISSN: 0188-6649 (pp. 2007–8498 in print), (pp. 465–470 online).
“The Influence of Governance Practices on Social Compartmentalization and the Fragmentation of Desires.” (2024). *Empresa y Humanismo* Journal, University of Navarra. Published January–March 2024.