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Epistemology

Evidentialism
forthcoming in The Blackwell's Companion to Epistemology, ed. Kurt Sylvan, Blackwell
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
Refuting two dilemmas for infallibilism. (with Maria Lasonen-Aarnio) [DOI]
​in Philosophical Studies (2022)
Keywords: Infallibilism, defeat, skepticism; Jessica Brown has a response to this paper here
No Infelicity for the Infallibilist   [DOI]    [open access]  [Philpapers]
in 
Theoria (2021)   
Keywords: Externalism; Probability 1 Infallibilism; Jessica Brown; Skepticism; E=K
Reflective Access, Closure, and Epistemological Disjunctivism    [DOI] [philpapers] [academia.edu] 
in Episteme (2019)
Keywords: Access Problem; Reflective Access; Epistemological Disjunctivism; Closure principle for reflective knowledge
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Armchair Access and Imagination  [DOI] [philpapers]
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in Dialectica (2018)
Keywords: Evidential Externalism; McKinsey Paradox; Imagination; E=K; A priori knowledge
Reassessing the Case Against Evidential Externalism (with Aidan McGlynn)    [DOI]  [final draft]
in The Factive Turn in Epistemology, ed. V. Mitova, Cambridge University Press (2018)

Philosophy of Law

Evidence, Risk, and Proof Paradoxes: Pessimism about the Epistemic Project 
in The International Journal of Evidence and Proof (2021)

​Keywords: Legal risk; evidence-law; normic risk; modal risk; relevant alternatives; Proof Paradoxes
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Duncan Pritchard has a response to this paper here

Social Epistemology

Can epistemic paternalistic practices make us better evidentialist agents?
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forthcoming in Educational Theory (forthcoming)
Keywords: epistemic paternalism, evidentialism, epistemic nudges, epistemic virtues, education
Other Writings
Conversation with Alessandra Tanesini    [published version] [online publication]
in Aphex (2020)

 In progress at different stages or under review (titles omitted)
Epistemology
  • 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!

  • A paper on the metaphysical commitments in knowledge-first epistemology

  • A paper on norms of evidence and epistemic ostriching

  • 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.
 

Philosophy of Law/Ethics
  • Proof Paradoxes and Testimony.
    Topics: Evidence-law, Risk, Philosophy of Law

    (A sequel to the paper published in IJEP) I argue that the special status of legal testimony cannot be fully explained by appealing to purely epistemic, or purely moral facts.
  • A paper on sexual consent (with Joshua Rowan Thorpe)
  • A paper on probabilities, normalcy, and environmental risk (based on a talk I gave at COP26, Glasgow)
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