Books:

Crafting Race in Plato and Aristotle (edited volume), co-editor with Patricia Marechal. Forthcoming from Oxford University Press.

• A volume of essays from established and emerging scholars on the subject of race in the writings of Plato and Aristotle. It aims to cover how these philosophers theorized and created (or failed to create) notions of racial difference, as well as consideration of methodological questions and the legacies of these ideas. 

• In addition to editing the volume, my co-editor and I contributed a substantial introduction and an independent essay, titled "Ancient Greek Philosophy of Race: A Genealogical Approach". Email me for copies of either. 

Journal Articles and Book Chapters:

"The Powers of the Soul and the Pure Pleasures of Learning in Plato's Philebus", forthcoming in Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy. 

• Pre-proof draft here. 

“Identity and Difference in Kind: The Metaphysics of Pleasure at the Beginning of Plato’s Philebus”, forthcoming in Philosophers' Imprint

• Pre-proof draft here. 

"Summoning Intelligence as Psychological Liberation in Plato: Republic VII", British Journal of the History of Philosophy 33, no.1, 977-998, 2025. 

• Link to journal print here. 

• Pre-proof draft here. 

“A Story of Corruption: False Pleasure and Plato’s Methodological Critique of Hedonism in the Philebus”, Ancient Philosophy 2024, vol. 44, no.2, 363-384. 

• Link to journal print here. 

• Pre-proof draft here.  

“Plato’s Scientific Feminism: Collection and Division in Republic V’s ‘First Wave’” (with Rachana Kamtekar), Routledge Handbook of Women and Ancient Greek Philosophy, eds. Sara Brill and Catharine McKeen, Routledge Publishing, 2024,  217-234.

• Link to volume here. 

“Plato, Sophist 259c7-d7: Contrary Predication and Genuine Refutation”, in The Classical Quarterly 2023, vol.73, no.1, 66-77. 

• Open-access article here.

“Division and Proto-Racialism in the Statesman”, in misReading Plato: Continental and Psychoanalytic Glimpses Beyond the Mask, eds. Matthew Clemente, Bryan J. Cocchiara, and William J. Hendel, Routledge Publishing, 2022, 188-201.

• Link to volume here

• Pre-print here

“Plato on Natural Kinds: The Promethean Method of the Philebus”, in Apeiron: A Journal for Ancient Philosophy and Science, 2022, vol. 55, no.2, 305-327

• Link to journal print here

• Pre-print here

“Ethical Narratives and Oppositional Consciousness”, in APA Studies, Spring 2021, vol. 20, no.3, 11-15

• Newsletter here

“The Cause of Cosmic Rotation in Aristotle’s Metaphysics xii 6-7”, in Ancient Philosophy, 2020, vol. 40, no.2, 349-367

• Link to journal print here

• Pre-print here

Reviews: 

Review of Kevin Corrigan, A less familiar Plato: from Phaedo to Philebus, Cambridge University Press, in Bryn Mawr Classical Review (here).

Classifying Difference and Value: The Metaphysics of Kinds and the Search for the Good in Plato’s Philebus

• Abstract: Plato’s Philebus is a late dialogue that records a dispute between a hedonist (Philebus/Protarchus) and an advocate of the superiority of knowledge to pleasure (Socrates). This dissertation argues that it advances Plato’s late method and metaphysics in the context of the ethical project at the heart of the dialogue: acquiring knowledge of the nature of the good human life. It demonstrates how Plato uses his method of collection and division, its corresponding metaphysics of kinds, and a teleological natural philosophy to continue his exploration of a science or expertise in morality familiar from dialogues like the Republic and Protagoras. Moreover, it puts Plato in conversation with topics in contemporary metaphysics, philosophy of science, and social philosophy.

• Committee: Rachana Kamtekar (Chair), Tad Brennan, Scott MacDonald, Julia Annas (external)

• Available in the Cornell digital repository: https://ecommons.cornell.edu/handle/1813/110625