My philosophical interests are broad, but most of my work focuses on interpersonal morality: the part of our moral life concerned with what we owe to each other.
Published Reviews and Commentaries
(2026) Review of Kantian Commitments by Barbara Herman (Oxford, Oxford University Press: 2022). Journal of Moral Philosophy (Link)
Works-in-progress
Under Review Title Withheld
On why we have duties to the dead and why some popular objections to that view fail.
Title Withheld
On the possibility of comparing human and non-human well-being and the theoretical price of interspecies welfare comparisons.
Papers in Progress Partiality: Temporal and Interpersonal (In Preparation)
On the rationality of discounting one's own past well-being and the similarities between temporal and interpersonal neutrality.
Loyalty to the Dead (Complete Draft)
On our reasons of partiality and why they persist even after the death of a friend or loved one.
Exit, Power, and Autonomy (Complete Draft)
On our ability to terminate interpersonal relationships and why we cannot directly control the rights of others.
Why Do Relationships Create Obligations? (Complete Draft)
On why our interpersonal ties bind us and how relationships involve joint agency.
Nietzsche's Changing View of Art and Culture (Complete Draft)
On Nietzsche's shifting view of the connection between art's value and its cultural context.