PUBLICATIONS

  1. 'The epistemicist solution to the sorites paradox',  forthcoming in Oms S. and Zardini, E. (eds)., The Sorites Paradox, CUP. [draft]
  2. 'Co-predication and property inheritance' (with David Liebesman), Philosophical Issues 27 (2017): 131-166  [publication]  [draft]
  3. ​'Epistemicism, distribution, and the argument from vagueness', forthcoming in Nous  ​[online first]  [draft] 
  4. 'Category mistakes and figurative language', forthcoming in Philosophical Studies ​[online first] [open full view]
  5. 'Reflections on the ideology of reasons' (with John Hawthorne), forthcoming in Daniel Star (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Reasons and Normativity  [2raft]
  6. 'Endurantism vs. Perdurantism?: A debate reconsidered', Nous 50 (2016): 509-532 [publication]  [draft]
  7. 'Response to Abrusán, Shaw, and Elbourne', Inquiry 59 (2016): 559-586 (*part of a symposium on my book Category Mistakes) [publication]  [draft]
  8. 'Why neither diachronic Universalism, nor the argument from vagueness ​establishes perdurantism', Canadian Journal of Philosophy 45 (2015): 113-126  [publication]  [draft]
  9. 'The myth of the de se',  Philosophical Perspectives ​29 (2015): 249-283 [publication] [draft]
  10. Category Mistakes​, Oxford University Press, 2013. (Also appeared in paperback edition, 2016.) 
  11. 'Semantic sovereignty' (with Stephen Kearns), Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 58 (2012): 322-350. [publication] [draft]
  12. 'Strict finistism and the happy sorites', Journal of Philosophical Logic (2012): 471-91 [publication] [draft]
  13. 'Arbitrary reference' (with Wylie Breckenridge), Philosophical Studies 158 (2012): 377-400 [publication] [draft]
  14. 'Arguments by Leibniz's Law in metaphysics',  Philosophy Compass 6 (2011): 180-95  (*technically a survey paper but contains material that hasn't been published elsewhere) [publication] 
  15. 'Assertion and epistemic opacity' (with John Hawthorne), Mind 219 (2010): 1087-105 [publication]
  16. 'Assertion, context, and epistemic accessibility' (with John Hawthorne), Mind 118 (2009): 377-397 [publication] [draft]
  17. 'Category mistakes are meaningful', Linguistics and Philosophy 32 (2009): 553-581 [publication]
  18. 'The last dogma of type confusions', Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 109 (2009): 1-29 [publication] [draft]
  19. 'Epsitemicism about vagueness and meta-linguistic safety' (with Stephen Kearns), Philosophical Perspectives 22 (2008): 277-304 [publication] [draft]
  20. 'Another note on Zeno's arrow', Phronesis 53 (2008): 359-72 [publication] [draft]
  21. 'Strict finitism refuted?', Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society CVII (2007): 403-411 [publication] [draft]

CRITICAL NOTICES AND BOOK REVIEWS

  1. 'Logical validity, necessary existence, and the nature of propositions', forthcoming in Analysis (a contribution to a symposium on Trenton Merricks, Propositions) [draft]
  2. 'Natural language and how we use it: psychology, pragmatics, and presupposition', Analysis 70 (2010): 160-174 (a critical notice of Scott Soames, Philosophical Essays vol. 1, focusing especially in issues to do with presupposition) [publication]
  3. Review of Peter Ludlow, The Philosophy of Generative Linguistics, Analysis 72 (2012):  844-846. [publication]
  4. Review of Robert Stalnaker, Our Knowledge of the Internal World, Philosophical Review 119 (2010): 384-391 [publication]

WORK IN PROGRESS

  • 'Conditional acceptance', to be published Oxford Studies in the Philosophy of Language [draft]
  • 'Category mistakes', to be published in Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (in progress)
  • 'Copredication, counting, and individuation' (with David Liebesman, forthcoming in Journal of Semantics)
  • 'Meaning Transfer Revisited' (with David Liebesman,  to be published in Philosophical Perspectives)
  • 'KK and the best guess model' (in early-ish progress) 
  • 'How  both you, and the BIV, can know whether or not you are envatted'  (forthcoming in PAS)
  • 'Epistemicism and moral vagueness' (in early progress) 
  • 'Presupposition projection in infelicitous environments' (in early progress)
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