Metaphysics, Early Modern Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion
Martin is the Turpin JRF at Oriel College. His training has largely been in Oxford, where he has also held previous post-doctoral positions. He works in a few different areas: metaphysics, early modern and philosophy of religion.
Career
2018-2021 Turpin JRF, Oriel College
2017-2018 Stipendiary Lecturer, Magdalen College
2014-2017 Post-doctoral research fellow, Metaphysics of Entanglement project, Oxford
2014-2017 Non-Stipendiary JRF, New College
2015 Stipendiary Lecturer, Worcester College
2011-2014 Salvesen Junior Fellow, New College
2012 DPhil in Philosophy, Oxford
2009 BPhil in Philosophy, Oxford
2006 MA in Philosophy, KCL
2005 BA in Philosophy and Theology, Oxford
- Answer to our Prayers: The Unsolved but Solvable Problem of Petitionary Prayer -- Faith and Philosophy 35 (1) 84-104 (2018)
- Deep Indeterminacy in Physics and Fiction (with George Darby and Jon Robson) in Bueno, Darby, French and Rickles (eds.), Thinking about Science, Reflecting on Art (London: Routledge 2017)
- Unextended Complexes -- Thought: A Journal of Philosophy, 5 (3): 257-264 (2016)
- The Trinity and Extended Simples -- Faith and Philosophy 33 (4): 414-440 (2016)
- A Situationalist Solution to the Ship of Theseus Puzzle -- Erkenntnis 81 (5), 973-992 (2016)
- Real Presence in the Eucharist and Time Travel -- Religious Studies 51 (3): 379-389 (2015)
- Leibniz and the Necessity of the Best Possible World -- Australasian Journal of Philosophy 92 (3):507-523 (2014)
