Published and forthcoming papers

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• ‘The Do-able Solution to the Interface Problem’. Forthcoming in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.

• ‘Who is a Reasoner?’ Forthcoming in Inquiry.

• ‘Attention and Voluntariness in the Wandering Mind’. Forthcoming in The Journal of Philosophy.

• The Priority of Intentional Action: From Developmental to Conceptual Priority. Forthcoming in The Philosophical Quarterly

• Neo-Ryleanism about Self-Understanding. Inquiry (2024)

• The Most General Mental Act, in Brent & Miracchi (eds.) Mental Action and the Conscious Mind (Routledge, 2023)

• Disjunctivism about Intending. American Philosophical Quarterly (2021)

• Events, Processes, and the Time of a Killing. Ratio (2020)

• Evolutionary Debunking Arguments Meet Evolutionary Science (co-authored with Arnon Levy). Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (2020)

• Constructivism and the Problem of Normative Indeterminacy. The Journal of Value Inquiry (2019)

• What is “Mental Action”? Philosophical Psychology (2019)

• Is Attending a Mental Process? Mind & Language (2019)

• Why Cognitivism? Canadian Journal of Philosophy (2018)

• Does the Normative Question about Rationality Rest on a Mistake? Synthese (2017)

• The Debunking Challenge to Realism: How Evolution (Ultimately) Matters (Co-authored with Arnon Levy). Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2016)

• Action Unified. The Philosophical Quarterly (2016)

• Normativity and Self-Relations. Philosophical Studies (2015)

• Money Pumps, Diachronic and Synchronic. Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2014)

• Intentional Action First. Australasian Journal of Philosophy (2013)

 

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Book reviews ​

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• Review of Brennan, Eriksson, Goodin & Southwood, “Explaining Norms” (OUP, 2013), Mind (2015)

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In progress (Email me if you’d like to see a copy)​

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• 'Taking Action First'. Book manuscript. Under contract with Oxford University Press.

• ‘Between Inner and Outer Speech: Continuity and its Limits’. Under review

• 'Trying to Act'

• 'The Form of Intention'

• 'Collective Action and the Two-way Power of Agency'