Overview
My research primarily focuses on topics in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of science relating to rational belief change and choice. Although I frequently use formal tools from logic and probability theory, my motivations are primarily philosophical. One such motivation is in understanding the norms governing the epistemic practices of real-world agents at the subjective, first-personal level. As such, my formal work often pursues ways of weakening the traditional approaches' often heavy-handed idealisations to give a more realistic representation of agents. A few of my current projects are described below.
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Recent & Upcoming Talks
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"Justification Logic with Confidence" (with John Quiggin) has been accepted for publication at Studia Logica.
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I will be presenting "Four Approaches to Supposition" (with Ben Eva and Branden Fitelson) at the Knowledge Representation Conventicle Workshop on the Foundations of Belief Change at the Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Fiji.
Unpublished Manuscripts
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"The Logic of Identification Problems and their Solution Strategies" with Bernard Molyneux
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"Getting some closure with justification logic" with Shawn Standefer & Rohan French
