Research

Publications

Mindshaping and Constructing Kinds

To appear in The Routledge Handbook of Mindshaping, eds. T. Zawidzki and R. Tison

Polarization is Epistemically Innocuous

Synthese (2024)

Constructing Persons: On the Personal–Subpersonal Distinction 

Philosophical Psychology (2024)

Towards Biologically Plausible Artificial Vision

(Commentary on Quilty-Dunn, Porot and Mandelbaum's 'The Best Game in Town: The Re-Emergence of the Language of Thought Hypothesis Across the Cognitive Sciences')

Behavioral and Brain Sciences  (Forthcoming)

Perceiving Agency 

Mind and Language (2023)

Other Minds Are Neither Seen Nor Inferred 

Synthese (2021)

Presentations (Selected)

Iconic Perception and Categorical Properties

     APA Pacific Division, April 2025

What Unifies Social Cognition?

Society for Philosophy and Psychology, June 2024

What Unifies Social Cognition?

Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, March 2024

Phenomenal Anti-Imperialism

     APA Pacific Division, April 2023

Polarization is Epistemically Innocuous

     APA Central Division, February 2022

Perceiving Agency

Society for Philosophy and Psychology, June 2021

Polarization is Epistemically Innocuous

Canadian Philosophical Association, June 2021

A Constructivist Account of the Personal–Subpersonal Distinction

APA Pacific Division, April 2021

Animacy as Perceived Agency

Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, December 2020

The Epistemology of Looks

APA Eastern Division, January 2020 (Handout)

Perceiving Animacy

The Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society & the Mind Association, July 2019

The Personal–Subpersonal Distinction and Social Cognition

Society for Philosophy and Psychology, July 2019

Ampliative Perceptual Judgments and Other Minds 

Canadian Philosophical Association: Annual Congress, June 2019 (Handout)

Other Minds are Neither Seen Nor Inferred

APA Eastern Division, January 2019