About
I'm a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at King's College London, based at the Yeoh Tiong Lay Centre for Politics, Philosophy and Law. My primary interests lie in ethics, epistemology, and social & political philosophy. I am currently writing about the role of consent in our intimate lives and genealogical critiques of desire.
Previously I was the Stalnaker Postdoctoral Associate at MIT. I completed my PhD at the University of Michigan and my BA at Reed College. I'm originally from Long Island, NY.
I co-organize the Practical, the Political, and the Ethical series at the Institute of Philosophy, where I'm a research fellow, and I'm an Associate Editor at Analysis Reviews.
Research
Articles
Reviews
Book
In Progress
- Genealogical Debunking and Desire
Recent & Upcoming Talks
Teaching
At King's I teach across legal and political epistemology, jurisprudence, and the moral foundations of policy. Resources for Students collects guides on reading philosophy, participating, and asking good questions.
King's College London
- Legal & Political Epistemology
- Law, Morality, & Policy Making
- Jurisprudence & Legal Theory
- Public Health, Autonomy, & Resource Allocation
MIT
University of Michigan
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Groups and Choices
- Rational Choice Theory
- Introduction to Political Economy
- Applied Epistemology