My primary research interest is the structure of agency. I approach this topic from multiple angles, which lead me to publish in several sub-fields in philosophy.
"Untimely Evidence for Self-Knowledge" (forthcoming) Res Philosophica. Special Issue on Rationality and the First Person.
"The Dilemma Defense and Setting Things Aside in the Right Way" (2025) Res Philosophica.
"Dialectic Delicacies in Arguing for Agential Knowledge" (forthcoming) Romanian Journal of Analytic Philosophy.
"Real Quantitativeness: What Formal Investigations Can(not) Show" (2022) Book Review: J. E. Wolff (2020) The Metaphysics of Quantity. Metascience 31(1): 125-128. DOI: 10.1007/s11016-021-00725-1
"Stipulative Agency." (2021). Oxford Studies in Agency and Responsibility vol 7: 7-31.
"An Imaginative Person's Guide to Objective Modality." (2021). In: Christopher Badura & Amy Kind (ed). Epistemic Uses of Imagination. Routledge: 44-62.
"The Phenomenology and Metaphysics of the Open Future." (2021). Philosophical Studies. 178(12): 3895-3921.
"Being Pessimistic about the Objective Present." (2020) Synthese. 11311-11326.
"Metaphysics of Quantity and the Limit of Phenomenal Concept." (2019) Inquiry 62(3): 247-266.
"Is Imagination Too Liberal for Modal Epistemology?" (2018) Synthese 195(5): 2155–2174.
A paper against the existence of an agent's credence about their own current intentional actions [*]
A paper Mengzi's thought experiment about how people react to a child who is about to fall into a well [*]