Publications & work in progress
Published and forthcoming
Journal Articles
Evidence, Risk, and Proof Paradoxes: Pessimism about the Epistemic Project in The International Journal of Evidence and Proof (2021)
[DOI] [open access] [philpapers]
Keywords: Legal risk; evidence-law; normic risk; modal risk; relevant alternatives; Proof Paradoxes
[DOI] [open access] [philpapers]
Keywords: Legal risk; evidence-law; normic risk; modal risk; relevant alternatives; Proof Paradoxes
No Infelicity for the Infallibilist in Theoria (2021) [DOI] [open access] [Philpapers]
Keywords: Externalism; Probability 1 Infallibilism; Jessica Brown; Skepticism; E=K
Keywords: Externalism; Probability 1 Infallibilism; Jessica Brown; Skepticism; E=K
Reflective Access, Closure, and Epistemological Disjunctivism in Episteme (2019) [DOI] [philpapers] [academia.edu]
Keywords: Access Problem; Reflective Access; Epistemological Disjunctivism; Closure principle for reflective knowledge
Keywords: Access Problem; Reflective Access; Epistemological Disjunctivism; Closure principle for reflective knowledge
Armchair Access and Imagination in Dialectica (2018) [DOI] [philpapers]
Keywords: Evidential Externalism; McKinsey Paradox; Imagination; E=K; A priori knowledge
Keywords: Evidential Externalism; McKinsey Paradox; Imagination; E=K; A priori knowledge
Book Chapters
Evidential Internalism and Evidential Externalism [draft] [academia.edu]
forthcoming in The Routledge Handbook for The Philosophy of Evidence, eds. Maria Lasonen-Aarnio and Clayton Littlejohn, Routledge
forthcoming in The Routledge Handbook for The Philosophy of Evidence, eds. Maria Lasonen-Aarnio and Clayton Littlejohn, Routledge
Reassessing the Case Against Evidential Externalism (with Aidan McGlynn) [DOI] [final draft] [Here is a ND Review of the book
in The Factive Turn in Epistemology, ed. V. Mitova, Cambridge University Press (2018)
in The Factive Turn in Epistemology, ed. V. Mitova, Cambridge University Press (2018)
Other Writings
Work in Progress (titles omitted for blind review)
Drafts available upon request:
Drafts available upon request:
- Evidentialism about Epistemic Justification
Topics: Epistemology, Perception
I develop the main committments of my evidentialist theory of justification and show how it solves a few important problems that arise for more traditional versions of evidentialism. This paper constitutes the theoretical foundation of my next project so I'm going to be very excited when/if it gets published!
- Infallibilism, Scepticism, and Underdetermination
Topics: Epistemology, Risk, Philosophy of Science
I argue that one can i) be an infallibilist; ii) say that we have a lot of knowledge; iii) say that our knowledge is nevertheless often underdetermined by our evidence. - Proof Paradoxes and Testimony.
Topics: Evidence-law, Philosophy of Law
(A sequel to the paper published in IJEP) I develop a new (non-epistemic) explanation of the proof paradox.
- Evidence, epistemic vices, and epistemic paternalist practices
Topics: Epistemology, Philosophy of Education
I bring together the literature on evidentialism with the literature on vice epistemology to shed light on how to best define epistemic paternalistic practices.
- On defeat and infallibilism with Maria Lasonen-Aarnio
- A paper on risk, probability, and normalcy
- Evidentialism, Testimony, and Rational Trust:
Drawing on my previous work on evidentialism, I develop a novel theory of testimony knowledge.
- Evidence and standpoint epistemology:
I further develop my evidentialist view to argue that standpoint epistemology is just as "epistemically objective" as classic epistemology.
