Books

1. Negative Actions: Events, Absences, and the Metaphysics of Agency. Cambridge University Press. 2021.

Reviews

1. William Hornett. Negative Actions: Events, Absences, and the Metaphysics of Agency. Philosophical Quarterly. Forthcoming. (Online 2022.)

Articles and Discussions

1. On what there is in particular. Analysis. Forthcoming. (Online 2022.)

2. Composition and plethological innocence. Analysis 82 (1): 67-74. 2022. (Online 2021.)

3. Counting composites. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 100 (4): 695-710. (Online 2021.)

4. Attempts. Philosophical Studies 179 (2): 363-382. 2022. (Online 2021.)

5. Mereological destruction and relativized parthood: A reply to Costa and Calosi. Erkenntnis. Forthcoming. (Online 2021.)

6. Composition as identity, now with all the pluralities you could want. Synthese 199 (3-4): 8047-8068. 2021. (Online 2021.)

7. Two problems for the constitution view of omissions: A reply to Palmer. Erkenntnis 87 (3): 1447-1455. 2022. (Online 2020.)

8. How to identify wholes with their parts. Synthese 198 (Supplement 18): 4571-4593. 2021. (Online 2019.)

9. How to identify negative actions with positive events. Australasian Journal of Philosophy 96 (1): 87-101. 2018. (Online 2017.)

10. The logical form of negative action sentences. Canadian Journal of Philosophy 46 (6): 855-876. 2016.

11. Con-reasons and the causal theory of action. Philosophical Explorations 18 (1): 20-33. 2015.

Other

1. Keeping successorhood and inheritance apart. Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 3 (1): 14-19. 2013.

2. Ruben's account of traditions and true successors: Two modifications and an extension. Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective 2 (11): 40-46. 2013.