I'm interested in investigating the perception/cognition divide from a phenomenological, epistemological, and representational point of view.
Besides that, my current research interests include: the history of analytic philosophy (esp. Moore); the problem of transparency of experience; non-propositional intentionality; perceptual justification; Brentano, Husserl, and their influence on early analytic philosophy.
(Forthcoming). The problem of evaluability for objectual content. Ergo. Penultimate draft
(2026). Moore on awareness, transparency, and Erlebnis. Synthese. 207, 40 (2026). | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11229-025-05414-8
(2024). Perceptual justification and objectual attitudes. Synthese, 203(5), 165, 1-24. | read-only version
(2024). Defending (perceptual) attitudes. European Journal of Philosophy, 32(2), 560-576. https://doi.org/10.1111/ejop.12933 | read-only version
All my papers are also available on PhilPapers and ResearchGate.
On the history of analytic philosophy:
The origins of Moore's transparency.
A co-edited book on Cambridge philosophers.
On phenomenological stuff:
Horizons, emptiness, and cognitive phenomenology.
On representational stuff:
Does accuracy come in degrees?