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About
I am a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow in the Faculty of Philosophy and a Research Associate of University College at the University of Oxford. My primary research areas are the philosophy of mind and metaphysics. I'm also interested in early modern philosophy, early analytic philosophy, and topics in metaethics. Background I received my BA in philosophy from University College London, before completing the B. Phil at the University of Oxford, University College. I recently completed my PhD at the University of Cambridge, Queens' College. Whilst at Cambridge, I held research positions first as Jacobsen Fellow and then as a Mind Student. To download a copy of my CV please click here. |
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Current Research
My current research focuses primarily on issues concerning the metaphysics of perception, as well issues relating to the traditional mind-body problem. I also write about various topics in contemporary metaphysics. In particular, I am currently exploring issues relating to the idea that when material objects persist over time, their continued existence must be grounded in the obtaining of certain more basic conditions, whereby this is typically construed in terms of the obtaining of certian persistence-determining relations between the object at an earlier and later time. You can find some of my articles under the "Research" tab.
You can also can find some information about upcoming talks under "Upcoming talks" tab -
as well as watch some talks given recently via Zoom.
My current research focuses primarily on issues concerning the metaphysics of perception, as well issues relating to the traditional mind-body problem. I also write about various topics in contemporary metaphysics. In particular, I am currently exploring issues relating to the idea that when material objects persist over time, their continued existence must be grounded in the obtaining of certain more basic conditions, whereby this is typically construed in terms of the obtaining of certian persistence-determining relations between the object at an earlier and later time. You can find some of my articles under the "Research" tab.
You can also can find some information about upcoming talks under "Upcoming talks" tab -
as well as watch some talks given recently via Zoom.