Articles
- ‘Addressing the Past: Time, Blame and Guilt’, International Journal of Philosophical Studies (forthcoming) [Runner-up and second prize winner, 2021 Robert Papazian Essay Prize] (pdf)
- ‘In Touch with the Facts: Epistemological Disjunctivism and the Rationalisation of Belief’, Inquiry (forthcoming) (pdf)
- ‘Sentimental Reasons’ (2021) in New Philosophical Essays on Love and Loving, Simon Cushing (ed.), Palgrave Macmillan (pdf)
- ‘From the Agent’s Point of View: The Case Against Disjunctivism About Rationalisation’, Philosophical Explorations (2021) (pdf)
- ‘The Mind of the Hungry Agent: Hunger, Affect and Appetite’ (with Michele Davide Ombrato), Topoi (2020)
PhD Thesis
The Darker Steed: Reason, Passion and Self-Awareness. 2019. University College London
Talks
- Addressing the Past
- Open Sessions, 96th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association, University of St Andrews, July 2022
- Thumos Seminar, University of Geneva, April 2022
- Sentimental Reasons
- Slippery Slope Normativity Summit, Lillehammer, March 2020
- Making Sense of the Unintelligible
- Thumos Seminar, University of Geneva, October 2019
- Love is Weird
- Thumos Seminar, University of Geneva, March 2019
- Aristotelian Society & Mind Association Joint Session, Open Sessions, University of Oxford, July 2018
- Intersubjectivity Workshop, UCL, June 2018
- The Wings of Desire
- Departmental Symposium, UCL, June 2018
- Love and Desire
- UCL Philosophy Cumberland Lodge Weekend, October 2016
- A Mere Coincidence
- Intercollegiate Philosophy Graduate Conference, University of London, February 2015
- How Not to Naturalise Action
- MindGrad, University of Warwick, December 2014
- British Postgraduate Philosophy Conference, University of Leeds, September 2014
- Is There Any Reason to Accept ‘the Humean Theory of Motivation’?
- Aristotelian Society & Mind Association Joint Session, Open Sessions, University of Cambridge, July 2014