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I'm an assistant professor at Indiana University. I recently earned my PhD from Yale. My research focuses on the philosophy of mind, epistemology, and metaphysics in the early modern period, with special emphasis on British philosophy in the long eighteenth century. My current project considers Hume's views on representation, skepticism, and intelligibility. I've also written on early modern theories of ideas, perception, and judgment. 

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Publications

Teaching

In the fall of 2025, I am teaching a survey of early modern philosophy and an undergraduate seminar on Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz. In the spring of 2025, I will teach a graduate seminar on Descartes and an upper-level introduction to metaphysics. At IU, I have recently taught courses on skepticism the British Empiricists, as well an introduction to problems in metaphysics and epistemology. I've also taught a graduate seminar on Hume's Treatise (syllabus)

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