I(’ll) have given some talks.
Here are some talks I(’ll) have given:
2023
- “Age-Weighted Democracy”, UT-Austin, Texas, December 2023
- “Knowing What to Do” (joint work with Arc Kocurek), Expressivism Workshop, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, November 2023
- “Knowing What to Do” (joint with Arc Kocurek), Philosophy of Language Association, Berlin, July 2023
- “Aggregating Value” (joint work with Isaac Wilhelm), Buenos Aires Logic Group, June 2023
- “De Re Desire”, Dubrovnik Conference on Metaphysics, Croatia, June 2023
- “De Re Desire”, Colloquium, Scripps College, Los Angeles, February 2023
2020
- “Against Conventional Wisdom” (joint with Arc Kocurek and Rachel Rudolph), Eastern APA, Philadelphia, January 2020
2019
- “De Re Desire”, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, November 2019
- “Against Conventional Wisdom” (joint with Arc Kocurek and Rachel Rudolph), Stanford Philosophy of Language and Linguistics Workshop, May 2019
- Comments on Mike Deigan, “Rational Partiality and Objective Value”, Pacific APA, Vancouver, April 2019
- “Counterlogicals” (joint with Arc Kocurek), Central APA, Denver, February 2019
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Brandeis University, February 2019
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Indiana University Bloomington, February 2019
- “Paradoxical Desires”, National University of Singapore, January 2019
2018
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Oxford University Graduate Conference, November 2018
- “Two Ways to Want?”, New York Philosophy of Language Workshop, New York, September 2018
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Postgraduate Session, 92nd Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society, Oxford, July 2018
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Colloquium, LOGOS, Barcelona, June 2018
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, London, May 2018
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Meaning Sciences Workshop, Berkeley, April 2018
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Pacific APA, San Diego, March 2018
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Eastern APA, Savannah, January 2018
2017
- “Paradoxical Desires”, Graduate Research Colloquium, Berkeley, December 2017
- “From Logical Pluralism to Logical Contextualism”, The Normativity of Logic, Bergen, June 2017
- Comments on Ivano Ciardelli, “Two switches in the theory of counterfactuals”, Philosophy of Language and Linguistics Workshop, Zürich, June 2017
- “From Logical Pluralism to Logical Contextualism”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, Berkeley, May 2017
- “From Logical Pluralism to Logical Contextualism”, Eastern APA, Baltimore, January 2017
2016
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Situations, Information, and Semantic Content, LMU, Munich, December 2016
- Comments on Isidora Stajanovic, “Expressing Disagreement”, Faces of Disagreement Conference, Montreal, May 2016
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, University College London, May 2016
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Colloquium, University of Konstanz, Konstanz, April 2016
- “Two Ways to Want?”, Colloquium, Institut Jean-Nicod, Paris, April 2016
- Comments on Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini, “Assertion Reconsidered”, Pacific APA, San Francisco, March 2016
2015
- “Non-Classical Knowledge”, Colloquium, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Munich, December 2015
- “Expanding Pluralism”, OSU/Maribor/Rijeka Conference on Pluralism and Relativism, Dubrovnik, June 2015
- Comments on Neil Barton, “Modality, Mathematics, and Time: A Common Flaw in Modal Arugments”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, Berkeley, May 2015
2014
- Comments on Peter Hawke, “Questions, Topics, and Restricted Closure”, Berkeley/Stanford Logic Circle, San Francisco, December 2014
- “Non-Classical Knowledge”, Epistemic Logic Workshop at ESSLLI, Tübingen, August 2014
- “Evolving Realism”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, University College London, May 2014
2013
- “Non-Classical Knowledge”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, University of California, Berkeley, May 2013
- Comments on Shane Steinert-Threlkeld, “Deflationism, Gaps, and Expressive Power”, Berkeley/Stanford, Davis Graduate Conference, Berkeley, May 2013
2012
- “Liars, Propositions, and Contexts”, Berkeley/London Graduate Conference, University College London, May 2012