Associate Professor, and Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy, Trinity College, Oxford
2008 - 2011
Lecturer in Philosophy, Birkbeck College, London
2007 - 2008
Researcher, Ministry of Defence
2004 - 2007
D.Phil in Philosophy, Balliol College, Oxford
2002 - 2004
B.Phil in Philosophy, Balliol College, Oxford
2001 - 2002
Parliamentary Researcher, Labour MP
1998 - 2001
BA (Hons) in PPE, University College, Oxford
On The Necessity of the Categories With Andrew Stephenson and A.W. Moore. Forthcoming in The Philosophical Review.
Iris Murdoch: Moral Vision. Forthcoming in M. Hopwood and S. Panizza (eds.) The Murdochian Mind
On Being Internally The Same. With Matthew Parrott. Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Mind Vol. 1 (2021)
Perception and Reflection. Philosophical Perspectives (2017) 31: 131-152
Naive Realism in Kantian Phrase. Mind (2017) 502: 529-578.
My main research interests are in the philosophy of mind, Immanuel Kant's theoretical philosophy, and the writings of Iris Murdoch. I recently held a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship for a project on self-consciousness and objectivity and a book based on the project is under contract with Oxford University Press. I am editing the Oxford Handbook to Kant which is forthcoming with Oxford University Press.
I teach a wide range of undergraduate papers in tutorials, including 102: Knowledge and Reality, 103: Ethics, 104: Philosophy of Mind, and 112: Philosophy of Kant. I provide the Faculty lectures for 112: The Philosophy of Kant. I supervise graduate students on the BPhil and DPhil for topics in the Philosophy of Mind, Kant’s theoretical philosophy, and Iris Murdoch.
