FORTHCOMING TALKS
- 7.11.23, Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge, tbc
- 25-27.11.24, Philosophy at the Ranch, tbc
- 30-31.5.24, Launier Symposium in honour of Timothy Williamson, Bern, tbc
- ?.7.24, Conference in Honour of Carl Posy, tbc
RECENT TALKS
- 22-23.11.2019, Singularity and Identity, Umea University, 'Copredication and counting: dual nature vs. property versatility'
- 6.2.2020, Edinburgh University, 'The property versatility view of generics'
- 7-8.3.2020 T.E.A.M Princeton, 'Copredication and counting: dual nature vs. property versatility'
- 1.5.2020, M.I.T (Annual Joint Colloquium of Philosophy and Linguistics), [postponed due to COVID-19]
- 19.5.2020 Moral Science Club, Cambridge, [postponed due to COVID-19]
- 22.9.2020, PHiLip (online talk), 'Epistemicism without moral vagueness'.
- 7.10.2020, Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture, University of Kent (online talk), 'The property versatility view of generics'
- 02.12.2020, University of Glasgow (online talk), 'The property versatility view of generics'
- 27.09.2021, University of Oxford, WIP, 'The meaning transfer account of copredication'
- 7-8.4.2022, Category Mistakes workshop, Erlangen, 'Category Mistakes and Copredication' (online talk)
- 6.5.2022, MIT, Annual Joint Colloquium for Philosophy and Linguistics, 'Accounting for Copredication: Dual Nature vs. Property Versatility'
- 9.6.2022, University of Konstanz, 'Meaning Transfer and Copredication'
- 14-15.7.2022, Philosophy of Language Workshop, Berlin, 'Meaning Transfer and Copredication'
- 9.9.22, University Of Indiana, Bloomington (online talk), 'Meaning Transfer and Copredication'
- 28.9.22, Naming and Necessity at 50 Seminar, Saul Kripke centre, 'Accounting for Copredication: Dual nature vs. Property Versatility'
- 23.3.23 Polysemy Workshop, Oxford, 'Polysemy, Copredication, and Property Versatility'
- 3-4.5.23 Moral Vagueness Workshop, Upsala, 'Moral Vagueness, Epistemicism, and the Problem of Infectious Vagueness'
- 15.5.23, Oxford Philosophy Society, ''Lunch was delicious but took hours': Accounting for Copredication'
- 16.5.23, Oxford M&E group, 'Infinite Jesters: Deflationary Reflections on New Zeno'
- 13.6.23, NYU, 'Infinite Jesters: Deflationary Reflections on New Zeno'
- 30.6.23 TimFest 23, 'Polysemy and the ambiguity tests'
- 9.7.23 Joint Session (open sessions): 'Do polysemous terms fail the ambiguity tests?'
For less recent talks, see my CV