I’m a Junior Research Fellow at Trinity College Cambridge, after completing my PhD at the London School of Economics (LSE).
I mainly work in Moral Theory. My primary research focusses on the dialectic and problems associated with act-based and rule-based moral theorising, and on contractualist moral theory.
Recently, I’ve been formulating and defending a view called Act Contractualism, which borrows from Scanlonian Contractualism but has a different structure which (I argue) allows it to avoid important objections.
I also work on Partial Aggregation. I'm particularly interested in the ways in which contractualist reasoning can/should info…
I’m a Junior Research Fellow at Trinity College Cambridge, after completing my PhD at the London School of Economics (LSE).
I mainly work in Moral Theory. My primary research focusses on the dialectic and problems associated with act-based and rule-based moral theorising, and on contractualist moral theory.
Recently, I’ve been formulating and defending a view called Act Contractualism, which borrows from Scanlonian Contractualism but has a different structure which (I argue) allows it to avoid important objections.
I also work on Partial Aggregation. I'm particularly interested in the ways in which contractualist reasoning can/should inform whether and when we should let numbers count.
