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Public Talks
Academic Talks:
  • March 2024, 'Kant and Prichard on the Explanation of Morality, Workshop in Kantian Ethics, King's College London
  • September 2024, ‘Infinite Judgments about Things In Themselves’, Kant Congress, Bonn, Germany
  • April 2024, ‘The Phenomena/Noumena Section’, Princeton University, U.S.A.
  • November 2023, ‘Comments on Catherine Wilson’s ‘Kant and the naturalistic turn of 18th Century philosophy’, Merton College, Oxford
  • September 2023, ‘Thinking of Things in Themselves’, UKKS Annual Conference, St. Edmunds College, Oxford
  • May 2023, ‘Mandeville’s Genealogy of Virtue’, Scottish Seminar in Early Modern Philosophy, St. Andrews
  • February 2023, ‘Thinking of Things in Themselves’, Royal Holloway, London
  • June 2019, ‘The Boundary of Pure Reason’, British Society for the History of Philosophy Annual Conference, King’s College London
  • February 2019, ‘The Boundary of Pure Reason’, Bristol x Bristol workshop on the History of Modern Philosophy, University of Bristol.
  • November 2018, ‘The Boundary of Pure Reason’, Kant’s Concepts of Metaphysics: Aprioristic and Non-Aprioristic?, University of Luxembourg.
  • May 2016, ‘Kant and the Natural Dialectic’, University of Essex.
  • April 2016, ‘Kant on Misology and the Natural Dialectic’, Royal Institute of Philosophy Lectures, Keele University.
  • April 2016, ‘The Historical Context of Kant’s Opposition to Suicide’, Life and Death in Early Modern Philosophy, Birkbeck London.
  • October 2015, ‘Philosophy and Common Cognition’, Kant’s Method in Philosophy and its Reception, Goethe University Frankfurt.
  • September 2015, ‘Kant on Misology and the Natural Dialectic’, Natur und Freiheit, 2015 Kant Congress, Vienna.
  • September 2015, ‘Duty and Common Moral Cognition’, UK Kant Society Annual Conference, Keele University.
  • March 2015, ‘Animals in the New Essays’, Leibniz’s New Essays – A One-Day Workshop, King’s College London, London.
  • November 2014, ‘Kant on Misology on the Role of Philosophy’, Practical Reasoning Seminar, Institute of Philosophy, London.
  • August 2014, ‘Thinking of Things in Themselves’, UK Kant Society Annual Conference, Oxford.
  • June 2014, ‘Mandeville’s Genealogy of Virtue’ The Fable of the Bees after 300 Years, Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies, Finland.
  • December 2013, ‘Geometry, Idealism and Empirical Adequacy’, Kant’s Conception of Empirical Knowledge, Israel Institute of Advanced Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
  • November 2013, ‘Mandeville on Pride and Animal Nature’, ‘Eutopia Seated in the Brain? Commemorative Conference of Bernard de Mandeville's 300th Anniversary of The Fable of the Bees’, University of Coimbra.
  • July 2013: ‘The Comparison of Animals’, Kant and Animals Conference, University of Witswatersrand, Johannesburg.
  • June 2013: ‘Kant on Moral Explanation and the Holy Will’, Workshop on Kant’s Groundwork III, King’s College London.
  • December 2012: ‘Kant on the Holy Will’, University of Southampton.
  • November 2012: ‘Kant on Moral Explanation’, University College Dublin.
  • June 2011: ‘Kant on Acquiring Mathematical and Metaphysical Concepts,’ Kant Workshop, Clare College, Cambridge.
  • May 2011: ‘Kant on the Mathematical Method’ – Keynote Lecture, London-Berkeley Graduate Conference, University of California at Berkeley.
  • November 2010: ‘Transcendental Idealism as Metaphilosophy’, Kant Workshop, University of East Anglia.
  • November 2010: ‘Kant on the Methodology of Mathematics and the Acquisition of the Categories’, University of Amsterdam.
  • October 2010: ‘Kant on the Methodology of Mathematics and Metaphysics’, Concepts Workshop, Humboldt University.
  • September 2010: ‘Normativity and the Acquisition of the Categories’, UK Kant Society Annual Conference, St Edmund’s Hall, Oxford.
  • July 2010: ‘Transcendental Idealism as Metaphilosophy,’ Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society, University College Dublin
  • May 2010: ‘Kant and Innatism – Another Look at B167,’ 11th International Kant Congress, Pisa.
  • Nov 2009: ‘Transcendental Idealism and Logical Aliens,’ Colloquium, University of Essex
  • May 2009: ‘Kant and Innatism – Another Look at B167,’ One-Day Kant Conference at the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge
  • Oct.  2008: ‘Concept-Mastery and Space: Interpreting the Third Paragraph of Kant's Metaphysical Exposition of Space,’ 5th Oxford Seminar On Early Modern Philosophy, University of Oxford.