I am interested in issues at the crossroads between ethics and social epistemology, especially epistemic injustice, the ethics of belief, and applications in the ethics of information technology. I also maintain a secondary research interest in the philosophy of education.
My project for the Banting Fellowship is to apply theoretical discussions of intellectual accountability and epistemic agency to cases in public discourse. I am particularly interested in how we acquire beliefs from interacting with social media platforms, and how social media users hold one another responsible for their beliefs.
My dissertation, completed in 2018 at the …
I am interested in issues at the crossroads between ethics and social epistemology, especially epistemic injustice, the ethics of belief, and applications in the ethics of information technology. I also maintain a secondary research interest in the philosophy of education.
My project for the Banting Fellowship is to apply theoretical discussions of intellectual accountability and epistemic agency to cases in public discourse. I am particularly interested in how we acquire beliefs from interacting with social media platforms, and how social media users hold one another responsible for their beliefs.
My dissertation, completed in 2018 at the University of Sheffield, is an investigation of our ethical and epistemic responsibilities for the concepts we use.
If you would like access to any of my works that are not in PhilArchive (this is always due to an embargo or copyright restriction), please send me an email.
I also design games. You can find my work at https://errantcanadian.itch.io/
Follow me on Twitter @errantcanadian.
