I’m a graduate student at Brandeis University working in philosophy.
My primary research interests lie at the intersections of metaphysics, metaontology, and the philosophy of space and time. I also work on related issues in epistemology and the philosophy of language. I have side interests in the philosophy of art.
Before Brandeis, I worked as an editor and published art criticism for a few years in New York City. And before that, I received my BFA in studio art from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
I can be reached by email here.
Here’s a photo of me.
Papers
Drafts are available upon request. Comments are welcome.
- “Without knowing what reality could be”
“Fleshy and Fictional Non-existents”
“On Korman on Apprehending the Facts”
“The Atemporal Infinite”
“A Puzzle of Persons and their Parts”
“Location and Sort”
“Without Matter, Without Things”
“On Isabelle Graw’s Concept of Painting”
“Medium-specificity without Modernism”
“Versions of an Artwork”