About
I am an early-career researcher in Philosophy. I work on topics in aesthetics, social epistemology and the philosophies of mind and perception. I am becoming increasingly interested in the ontology and epistemology of reasons. 

My PhD, on the epistemic value of pictures, was awarded in August 2011 from Birkbeck College. It was funded by the inaugural British Society of Aesthetics PhD Studentship Award and a Royal Institute of Philosophy Jacobsen Fellowship. My primary supervisor was Dr. Keith Hossack. In 2010 I was a visiting student in the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Oxford, where I was supervised by Prof. John Hyman.

In 2011 - 2012 I will teach on a variety of philosophy modules at Birkbeck and Heythrop colleges in London. Other roles and activities include:

Publications
  • (forthcoming). "Seeing and Retinal Stability: On a Sensorimotor Argument for the Necessity of Eye Movement for Sight." Philosophical Psychology.
  • (2011). "The Space of Seeing-In." The British Journal of Aesthetics 51: 271-279. [final] [submitted]
  • (2011). "Perceptual Content and Sensorimotor Expectations." The Philosophical Quarterly 61: 383-391. [final] [submitted]
  • (2010). "In Defence of Fictional Incompetence." Ratio 23: 141-150. [final] [submitted]
  • (2010). "Aesthetics and Popular Art: An Interview with Aaron Meskin." Postgraduate Journal of Aesthetics 7: 1-9. [final]

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