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Sexual Agency and Sexual Wrongs: A Dilemma for Consent Theory (with Melissa Rees)
Normative Inference Tickets (with Jen Foster)
Defensiveness and Identity (with Audrey Yap)
You Ought To Have Known: Positive Epistemic Norms in a Knowledge-First Framework
Not What I Agreed To: Content and Consent (with Emily Tilton)
I’m a Professor of Philosophy and Department Head at the University of British Columbia.
My new paper, “Consent Theory as Hermeneutical Injustice,” is now forthcoming in Philosophical Quarterly.
Melissa Rees and I wrote a public philosophy piece on consent for IAI.
I am editing a volume on Positive Epistemology, which is now under contract with Routledge. More details coming soon!
My new book, Epistemic Courage, will be the focus of two AMC sessions at the upcoming 2025 APA Pacific.
I gave a talk on racism and language at the 2024 Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress.
My review of Hallie Liberto’s Green Light Ethics was published in the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal.
My paper with Melissa Rees on sexual agency was published in Philosophers’ Imprint.
Zeit published a (German-language) conversation with me on Epistemic Courage as part of its “What Are You Thinking About Now?” series.
I am part of an interdisiplinary team that won an Insight Development Grant on “Relationship Equity and Intersectional Measurement Among Gender-inclusive Young women, men, and Non-binary youth in British Columbia”.
The APA Journal has made an animated video featuring a paper Audrey Yap and I recently wrote.
I have been awarded a SSHRC Insight Grant for 2023–26 for a research project on Epistemic Courage, Oppression, and the Duty to Believe.
July 1, 2022, I began a three-year term as department head of UBC Philosophy.
