about
I am a John and Daria Barry Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the James Madison Program at Princeton University. I received my doctorate in philosophy from the University of Notre Dame. In my public writing I do a grab-bag of cultural commentary and analysis of arguments in circulation in public discourse. In my academic work, I study epistemology, focusing on questions about the nature of epistemic norms and the epistemology of the social world, especially the epistemology of politics. I am working on papers about norms of inquiry, conceptual engineering, reasons for belief, inferring beliefs from actions, the epistemology of disagreement, and the epistemology of moral progress.
My first article, "Uncoordinated Norms of Belief", is now out in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy. My first book, Political Beliefs: A Philosophical Introduction, is now complete and in production with Routledge, to be published in May 2024. My dissertation was about epistemic normativity and reasons for belief and drew on papers in progress.
Some of my planned professional activity in 2024 includes chairing a session at the American Philosophical Association's Eastern Division meeting in New York City in mid-January and speaking on panels in Vienna and Budapest in mid-February.
You can use the navigation bar to the left to see some of my public writing. Any and all visitors should feel free to drop me a line anytime at [email protected].
My first article, "Uncoordinated Norms of Belief", is now out in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy. My first book, Political Beliefs: A Philosophical Introduction, is now complete and in production with Routledge, to be published in May 2024. My dissertation was about epistemic normativity and reasons for belief and drew on papers in progress.
Some of my planned professional activity in 2024 includes chairing a session at the American Philosophical Association's Eastern Division meeting in New York City in mid-January and speaking on panels in Vienna and Budapest in mid-February.
You can use the navigation bar to the left to see some of my public writing. Any and all visitors should feel free to drop me a line anytime at [email protected].