Research

2025: “Resonance, Alienation, and Cognitive Subjectivism about Well-being” – The Journal of Ethics

[Linguistics:
2014: “What Can Visual World Eye-tracking Tell Us About the Binding Theory?”, (with Jeff Runner) – Empirical Issues in Syntax and Semantics 10]

• A paper arguing that veritism – the idea that the sole fundamental epistemic value is that of truth – is false.
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• A paper about the phenomenon of unsafe, accidental doxastic justification
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• A paper discussing how we can sacrifice epistemically valuable goods in favor of moral goods.
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• A paper proposing an internalist-friendly version of moral encroachment, the view that epistemic normativity is in part sensitive to non-alethic pragmatic features (moral, prudential)
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• A paper arguing that there are two species of fundamental epistemic value
  
  
• A paper about how epistemic value pluralism can offer new perspectives on the allure of misinformation and conspiracy theories.