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Journal Articles


Counterfactual Skepticism is (Just) Skepticism
  Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, forthcoming.
   [penultimate draft]

Putting 'Ought's Together
  Semantics and Pragmatics, forthcoming.
   [penultimate draft]

Does Success Entail Ability?
  Nous, 56(3), 2022.
   [penultimate draft]

The Qualitative Thesis (with Ginger Schultheis) 
  The Journal of Philosophy, forthcoming.
   [penultimate draft]

How Strong is a Counterfactual? (with Ginger Schultheis)
  The Journal of Philosophy, 118:7, 2021.
   [penultimate draft]

What the Future 'Might' Brings
  Mind, 129:515, 2020.
   [penultimate draft]

Agentive Modals (with Matthew Mandelkern and Ginger Schultheis)
  The Philosophical Review, 126: 3, 2017.
   [penultimate draft]



Conference Proceedings


Abilities and Success
  Proceedings of the 22nd Amsterdam Colloquium.
   [published version]


Attitudes, Conditionals and Margins for Error (with Ginger Schultheis)
 
Proceedings of the 22nd Amsterdam Colloquium.
   [published version]


Miners and Modals
  Proceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 22, 2018.
   [published version]

Strengthening Principles and Counterfactual Semantics (with Ginger Schultheis)
  Proceedings of the 21st Amsterdam Colloquium, 2017.  
   [published version]

I Believe I Can Phi (with Matthew Mandelkern and Ginger Schultheis)
  Proceedings of the 20th Amsterdam Colloquium, 2015.    
   [published version]







Work in Progress


[A paper on indicative conditionals and evidence]
  Argues for a new kind of non-factualism about 
  conditionals, on the basis of principles in conditional
  epistemology.
    [draft]


[A paper about conditional logic]
  Proves a new Gibbard-style triviality result from the principle
  that A>(C>A) and some other, minimal assumptions. 
   [in progress]

[A paper on know-how]
  Gives a new linguistic argument for an intellectualist view of
  know-how.
    [draft][R&R at Philosophers' Imprint]



Reviews


Review of Cariani's The Modal Future
 
The Philosophical Review, forthcoming.
   [penultimate draft]
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