My research focuses on Ancient Greek Philosophy, in particular Aristotle's epistemology and philosophy of science. Currently I am writing a book with the working title Aristotle's Virtue Epistemology. I am also interested in tracing Aristotelian ideas in logic, metaphysics and epistemology as they appear over the history of philosophy, up to and including the present. As of Fall 2019 I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Chicago. Together with Freya Möbus.

Selected papers and projects

Aristotle’s Theory of Elenchos-Proof Knowledge [published]

Aristotle on the objects of natural and mathematical sciences [preprint|published]

Aristotle on the necessity of what we understand [preprint|published]

"Men go grey": Robert Kilwardby and the Logic of Natural Contingency [abstract|preprint]

Term Kinds and the Formality of Aristotelian Modal Logic [published]

The Way Past the Stripping Argument in Hegel and Aristotle [preprint]

Aristotle: Epistemology in the IEP

A full(er) list of my publications can be found on my PhilPeople profile

Teaching

Philosophy and Persons (100-level)

Metaphysics (200-level)

History of Ancient Greek Philosophy (300-level)

Aristotle on Logic and Science (graduate)

Key concepts in Aristotelian Metaphysics (graduate)

History of Logical Hylomorphism (graduate)

About me

Biography

Loyola faculty page

Contact


Research groups

Young Scholars of the Midwest in Ancient Philosophy

History of Philosophy Roundtable