Publications

Books

The Indispensability of Intuitions (Cambridge Elements in Epistemology). 2025. New York: Cambridge University Press <CUP site>

Know How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind, and Action. 2012. Co-edited with John Bengson. New York: Oxford University Press <OUP site>

Articles

Basic Epistemic Reasons: An Acion-Theoretic Proposal. forthcoming (2025). Ratio <link>

Action-theoretic foundations for epistemology. forthcoming (2023). Southwest Philosophical Studies, 45 (Glenn Joy Award). <pdf>

Intuitions as evidence: An introduction. 2023. In Lasonen-Aarnio & Littlejohn (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy of Evidence <pdf>

Review of Norms and Necessity by Amie L. Thomasson. 2023. Notre Dame Philosophical Review <link>

Non propositional intellectualism. 2012. In Bengson & Moffett (Eds.), Know How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind and Action. (w/John Bengson) <pdf>

Introduction: Two conceptions of mind and action. 2012. In Bengson & Moffett (Eds.), Know How: Essays on Knowledge, Mind and Action. (w/John Bengson) <pdf>

Against a posteriori functionalism. 2010. Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 40: 83-106 <pdf>

The folk on knowing how. 2009. Philosophical Studies, 142: 387-401. (w/John Bengson and Jennifer Wright) <pdf>

Reasonable disagreement and rational group inquiry. 2007. Episteme, 4: 352-367. <pdf>

Know-how and concept possession. 2007. Philosophical Studies, 136: 31-57. (w/John Bengson) <pdf>

Constructing attitudes. 2005. Protosociology, 21: 105-128. <pdf>

Knowing facts and believing propositions: A solution to the problem of doxastic shift. 2003. Philosophical Studies, 115: 81-97 <pdf>

Language, communication, and the paradox of analysis: Some philosophical remarks on Plato's Cratylus. 2003. Logical Analysis and the History of Philosophy, 8: 58-67 <pdf>

A note on the relationship between Mates' Puzzle and Frege's Puzzle. 2002. Journal of Semantics, 19: 159-166. <pdf>

Public Philosophy & Media Engagement

Popular Essays

The mundane matter of intuitions, Aeon (forthcoming)

Media Appearances

Interview on intuitions

Friction (podcast), upcoming.

Interview: “The Philosophy of Big Game Hunting”

The Takeaway, WYNC (public radio), August 2nd, 2015

“Did Walter Palmer give Cecil the lion a ‘fair chase’? We asked a hunter/philosopher”

Interview by Peter Holley, The Washington Post: Morning Mix, July 31st, 2015.
- Quoted in “I say ‘murdered’ because that was not hunting”, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Salon, August 5, 2015.

Public Lectures

The dilemma of fair chase. 2013. Boise State University.

Valuing the wasteland, 2007. Red Desert Symposium, University of Wyoming.