Academic bio
I’m a moral philosopher who loves politics, economics, and formal techniques.
In 2019, I received my PhD from MIT. After two years at Monash University and five at UNC Chapel Hill, I started my current job as Senior Lecturer at the ANU.
My first book was Ethical Theory (Routledge, 2024) with Sarah Stroud. Next up is What We Owe to Ourselves (OUP), which argues for a “self–other symmetric” theory of interests, rights, and supererogation.
On this site, you’ll find my:
Journal Articles
On the Logic of What Matters (forthcoming) – PQ.
Three Paradoxes of Duties to Oneself (forthcoming) – Mind, with Daniel Wodak.
Epistemic Supererogation and the Right to Believe (forthcoming) – Phil. Studies [special issue].
Impartiality, Anonymity, and Caring Who (2025) – Free & Equal.
Each Counts for One (2024) – Phil. Studies. (Selected for Philosopher’s Annual.)
Wronging Oneself (2024) – JPhil, with Nathaniel Baron-Schmitt.
Dimensions of Value (2024) – Noûs, with Brian Hedden.
Sources of Transitivity (2023) – E&P.
Supererogation and Conditional Obligation (2022) – Phil. Studies, with Theron Pummer.
Exploitation and Effective Altruism (2021) – PPE.
Three Paradoxes of Supererogation (2021) – Noûs.
Knowledge of Objective ‘Oughts’: Monotonicity and the New Miners Puzzle (2021) – PPR, with Jack Spencer.
From Rights to Prerogatives (2021) – PPR.
Infinite Options, Intransitive Value, and Supererogation (2021) – Phil. Studies.
The Rejection of Consequentializing (2021) – JPhil.
The Paradox of Duties to Oneself (2020) – AJP.
Grounding Nonexistence (2020) – Inquiry.
Defeaters and Disqualifiers (2019) – Mind.
Thinking, Acting, Considering (2018) – AJP.
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