Research

AoS: Epistemology, Ethics, Philosophy of Language, Feminist Philosophy
AoC: Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind, Media and Communication Theory


PUBLISHED/FORTHCOMING:

BOOKS
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  • Under Contract. Reasons, Justification and Defeat (with Jessica Brown, eds.). Oxford University Press.
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ARTICLES
​​Epistemology
  • Forthcoming. Testimonial Contractarianism, Nous. pdf
  • Forthcoming. How to Be an Anti-Reductionist (with C. Kelp). Synthese.Online First here.
  • 2018. Epistemic Norm Correspondence and the Belief-Assertion Parallel. Analysis, Online First here.
  • 2018. Saying and Believing: The Norm Commonality Assumption. Philosophical Studies.Online First here
  • 2018. No Epistemic Norm for Action. American Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 55/3: 231-238. pdf
  • 2018. A Puzzle for Epistemic WAMs. Synthese. Online First. pdf
  • 2017. Commodious Knowledge (with C. Kelp). Synthese, vol 194/5: 1487-1502. pdf 
  • 2017. Hoops and Barns: a New Dilemma for Sosa (with C. Boult, F. Broncano-Berrocal, P. Dimmock, H. Ghijsen and C. Kelp). Synthese. Online First. pdf
  • 2016. Epistemic Norms and 'He Said/She Said' Reporting. Episteme. Online First. pdf
  • 2016. Knowledge, Rational Credibility and Assertion: The Scoreboard. Epistemic Reasons, Epistemic Norms and Epistemic Goals, ed. M. Grajner and P. Schmechtig. DeGruyter Berlin/Boston,  pdf.
  • 2016. The Tertiary Value Problem and the Superiority of Knowledge (with C. Kelp). American Philosophical Quarterly, vol. 53/4: 397-411. pdf
  • 2016. Norms of Belief (with C. Kelp and Harmen Ghijsen). Philosophical Issues, vol. 26/1: 375-392. pdf 
  • 2016. Perception, History and Benefit. Episteme, 13 (1), 61-76. pdf
  • 2016. Assertion: Knowledge is Enough. Synthese, 193(10), 3041-3056.  pdf  
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Ethics/Political Philosophy
  • Forthcoming. Moral Virtues with Epistemic Content (with C. Boult, C. Kelp and J. Schnurr). In Greco, J. and Kelp, C. (eds.), Virtue Theoretic Epistemology: New Methods and Approaches. Cambridge University Press.
  • 2018. The Explanation Proffering Norm of Moral Assertion. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice. Online First here. pdf
  • 2017. Criticism and Blame in Action and Assertion (with C. Kelp). Journal of Philosophy, 114(2): 76-93. pdf​​
  • 2016. Non-Probabilistic Decision Strategies Behind the Rawlsian Veil. Journal of Value Inquiry, 50(3), 557-572. pdf 
  • 2014. Aggregating Reasons and Persons: On Sorting Out the Logic of the Good, Royce's Style. Contemporary Pragmatism, 11 (2): 107-121. pdf​​​​

 Philosophy of Language
  • Forthcoming. Conceptual Engineering for Epistemic Norms. Inquiry.
  • Forthcoming. Assertion: The Context Sensitivity Dilemma. Mind & Language. pdf
  • Forthcoming. The Constitutive Norm View of Assertion (with C. Kelp). In Goldberg, S. (ed), Oxford Handbook of Assertion. Oxford University Press.​
  • 2018. The C-Account of Assertion: A Negative Result (with C. Kelp). Synthese. Online First here.
  • 2017. The 'Should' In Conceptual Engineering. Inquiry. OnlineFirst. pdf
  • ​2016. Assertion: Just One Way to Take it Back. Logos & Episteme, vol. 7/3: 385-391. pdf​​

Feminist Philosophy
  • Forthcoming. Hermeneutical Injustice as Basing Failure. In Well Founded Belief: New Essays on the Epistemic Basing Relation, Bondy, P. and Carter, A. (eds.). Routledge.
  • Forthcoming. Gender and Group Disagreement (with C. Kelp). In Group Disagreement, Carter, A. and Broncano-Berrocal, F. (eds.), Routledge.
  • 2018. Epistemic Trouble for Engineering ‘Woman.’ Logos and Episteme, Vol IX/1: 91-98. link pdf

IN PROGRESS:

Under Review
  • Assertion: A Function First Account (Book Manuscript, with C. Kelp, Revise and Resubmit, Oxford University Press )
  • Assertion Compatibilism
  • Knowledge First: Normative Credentials

​Invited
  • Knowledge First Functionalism. Philosophical Issues.
  • (Commissioned) Entry on ‘Trust’ (with J Adam Carter).  Internet Encyclopaedia of Philosophy.
  • Instinctive Beliefs and Impermissible Epistemic Angst (with Johanna Schnurr). Synthese, special issue on Duncan Pritchard's 'Epistemic Angst.'
  • Assertion in Context. In Speech in Context: Foundational Issues, Cappelen, H. and Simion, M. (eds.).

In preparation
  • Assertion: Foundational Issues. Volume co-edited with Herman Cappelen.
  • Revisionary Epistemology.  Volume co-edited with Christoph Kelp and Clayton Littlejohn.
  • Assertion in Context (Book Manuscript)
  • Epistemic Norms: A Function-First Account (Book Manuscript)
  • Reasons, Basing and Warrant
  • Knowledge First Social Epistemology
  • Disagreement, Knowledge First
  • Blame as Performance
  • Epistemic Blame
  • The Epistemic Improvement Account of Disagreement (with Fernando Broncano-Berrocal)
  • The ‘No Moral Enhancement’ View (with J. Adam Carter)​
  • Conceptual Engineering, Function First (with C. Kelp)​

​Networks

Steering Committee Member, Social Epistemology Network
Member, European Normativity Network
​Member, Philosophy of Education Network
Associate Researcher, ConceptLab, University of Oslo


​Scientific Committees

Social Epistemology Network
Encontro Nacional de Filosofia Analítica (ENFA) 7 Portugal (2017-2018)


Awards and Grants

2018: Mind Research Fellowship for my book project 'Epistemic Norms: A Function-First Account.'
2017: Conference Funding for ‘Knowledge First: Themes from Tim Williamson’ workshop.
          Awarded by: The Mind Association (GBP 2000), the Analysis Trust (GBP 500) and Cardiff University (GBP 1700).
2017: Conference Funding for the 1st Social Epistemology Network Event.
          Awarded by: CSMN, University of Oslo (EUR 15.000)
2017: Postdoctoral Fellowship for my project 'Conceptual Engineering for Epistemic Norms.'Awarded by: CSMN & ConceptLab, University of Oslo (EUR~135,000)
2016: JuMo Early Career Mobility Funding: 9 months research stay at UC Riverside and UC Irvine.
          Sponsors: Peter Graham and Sven Bernecker (EUR 14.500).
2015: Conference Funding for ‘Epistemic Norms’ conference.
          Awarded by: FWO (Research Foundation Flanders) (EUR 3.000) and Van de Wielefonds (EUR 1.500).
2015: Graduate Student Subsidy 89th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association
          Awarded by: The Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association.


Professional Service

Webmaster:                  http://www.cogito-glasgow.com/index.html
                                        http://www.socialepistemologynetwork.com  (ongoing)
                                        http://www.publicphilosophycardiff.co.uk  (2017-2018)


Event Organising:
March 2019: 'Evidence and Knowledge' conference, University of Glasgow.
September 2018: ‘6th Meeting of the European Normativity Network’. University of Glasgow (with Robert Cowan and Christoph Kelp)
May 2018: 'Social Epistemology and Epistemic Normativity: Themes from Sandy Goldberg.' Cardiff University (with Orestis Palermos).
May 2018: 'Machines: The Cardiff Philosophy of Technology Festival.' Sherman Theatre (with Orestis Palermos).
May 2018: ‘1st Social Epistemology Network Conference’, University of Oslo (with Sandy Goldberg and Andrew Peet)
May 2018: ‘Knowledge First: Themes from Tim Williamson’ Workshop, Cardiff University (with Orestis Palermos)
2017-2018: ‘Cardiff University Philosophy Seminars’, Cardiff University (with Orestis Palermos)
September 2017: ‘Assertion: Foundational Issues’, University of Oslo (with Herman Cappelen)
May-June 2017: ‘ConceptLab Visiting Speaker Seminar Series’, University of Oslo (with Andrew Peet)
April 2017: ‘2nd Leuven-Southampton Epistemic Normativity Workshop’, KU Leuven.
December 2016: ‘Knowledge First’ Conference, KU Leuven (with C. Kelp).
November 2015: ‘Epistemic Norms’ Conference, KU Leuven (with C. Kelp).

Referee Work: Oxford University Press, Mind, Philosophical Quarterly, American Philosophical Quarterly, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, Canadian Journal of Philosophy. Synthese, Erkenntnis, Dialectica, Episteme, Journal of Value Inquiry, Logique et Analyse, CEU Press, British Society for Ethical Theory 2018, Encontro Nacional de Filosofia Analítica (ENFA) 7 Portugal 2018.