EDITED VOLUMES
Forthcoming:
Fraught with Ought: Selected Writings of Wilfrid Sellars, co-editing with James O’Shea and Luz Christopher Seiberth, Oxford University Press
Forthcoming:
Reading Kant with Sellars: Reconceiving Kantian Themes, co-edited with Luz Christopher Seiberth, Routledge
PAPERS
Forthcoming
“Objektive Gültigkeit”, “Objektive Realität” und Die Rollen von Vor- Und Nach-anschaulicher Objektivität", Proceedings of the 14th International Kant-Congress: Kant’s Project of Enlightenment.
Forthcoming:
“al-Ghazali, Descartes, and Their Skeptical Problems,” Maimonides Review of Philosophy and Religion, 3
Forthcoming:
“Why Does Wilfrid Sellars Not Have a Transcendental Deduction,” in Reading Kant with Sellars, Mahdi Ranaee and Luz Christopher Seiberth (eds.)
2016:
“Non-Accidentally Factive Mental States,” Dialogue, Vol. 55, No. 3, pp 493-510
MISCELLANEOUS
Forthcoming
“Causality,” Encyclopedia of Scepticism and Jewish Tradition, Giuseppe Veltri (ed.), Boston and Leiden: Brill.
Forthcoming
“Introduction,” with James O’Shea and Luz Christopher Seiberth, in Fraught with Ought: Selected Writings of Wilfrid Sellars, James O’Shea, Mahdi Ranaee, and Luz Christopher Seiberth (eds.)
Forthcoming:
“Introduction,” with Luz Christopher Seiberth, in Reading Kant with Sellars: Reconceiving Kantian Themes, Mahdi Ranaee and Luz Christopher Seiberth (eds.)
2023:
BOOK REVIEWS
2021:
“After Certainty; A History of Our Epistemic Ideals and Illusions,” by Robert Pasnau, Archiv für Gechichte der Philosophie, 103 (1): 189-92
2021:
“Kant’s Reform of Metaphysics; Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason Reconsidered,” by Karin de Boer, International Journal for Philosophical Studies, 29 (1): 121-6
WORK IN PROGRESS
A Paper on Kant and Large Language Models (under review, draft available upon request)
Wilfrid Sellars’s Inverted Antinomy: How His Kantianism Overcomes the Clash of the Images (draft available upon request)
On the Necessity of Form; A Note on §27 of the Critique of Pure Reason (draft available upon request)
Sellars’s Interpretation of Kant