About Me
I am a PhD candidate in philosophy at the University of Notre Dame.
I work primarily in the philosophy of mind, particularly at its intersections with metaphysics and epistemology. My research focuses on perceptual and intuitive seemings, especially their metaphysical nature, modal profile, and epistemic significance.
Recent Work
Grounding Physicalism and Opaque Grounding. Analysis (forthcoming) [pdf] [Link]
A Puzzle for Reductive Representationalism. Australasian Journal of Philosophy (R&R)
Non-Accidental Intuition and Global Revelation (Under Review)
The Puzzle of Determinable-Determinate Exclusion (Under Review)
The Significance Argument Against Physicalism (Under Review)
Is Experiencing Scarlet Just a Way of Experiencing Red? (Under Review)
(Drafts available upon request. )