Presentations (* = refereed)
“Big Nothing: Heidegger and Wittgenstein on Making Sense”
2021 Heidegger Circle, 54th Annual Meeting, Gonzaga University (*)
2020 Kant and Post-Kantian Philosophy Group, University of Toronto
2020 Philosophy Course Union, University of Toronto
2019 International Society for Phenomenological Studies, 21st Annual Meeting, Kennebunkport, ME
“Disjunctivism and Self-awareness in Martin and Merleau-Ponty.”
2020 Mind Visiting Speakers Seminar, University of Oxford
2017 American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting. (*)
2019 Interview with Into the Coast (click to view on their website)
2019 “Architectonic Drift: Kant, Hegel, and Cassirer on the History of Reason”
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting
(North American Neo-Kantian Society)
2019 “Descartes on Embodiment”
Philosophy Course Union, University of Toronto
“Kant and Heidegger on the Limits of Naturalism” (click to view on YouTube)
2018 Transcendental Philosophy and Naturalism Conference, University of Parma (*)
2014 Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress (*)
(Symposium Paper for “Heidegger’s Relation to Transcendental Philosophy”)
“Time Will Tell”
2018 The Dennes Lectures on Mind, UC Berkeley
2018 Horizons of Phenomenology Conference, UC Merced
2017 “Why Subjectivity Can’t Be An Object.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress. (*)
2017 “Problem of Consciousness or Paradox of Subjectivity.”
Philosophy Seminar Series, UC Merced.
2017 “Heidegger on What Grounds Ground.”
Work In Progress Seminar, UC Berkeley.
2016 “Facticity and the Metaphysics of Mind.”
Richard Wollheim Society, UC Berkeley.
2016 “Seeing and Time: Disjunctivism and the Temporal Structure of Perception.”
The Dennes Lectures on Perception, UC Berkeley.
2016 Commentary on Susan Hahn, “Organic Unity of Color.”
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting.
2014 “Towards a Transcendental Phenomenological Naturalism.”
Richard Wollheim Society, UC Berkeley.
2011 “Reason, Historicity, and Animality.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress. (*)
“Big Nothing: Heidegger and Wittgenstein on Making Sense”
2021 Heidegger Circle, 54th Annual Meeting, Gonzaga University (*)
2020 Kant and Post-Kantian Philosophy Group, University of Toronto
2020 Philosophy Course Union, University of Toronto
2019 International Society for Phenomenological Studies, 21st Annual Meeting, Kennebunkport, ME
“Disjunctivism and Self-awareness in Martin and Merleau-Ponty.”
2020 Mind Visiting Speakers Seminar, University of Oxford
2017 American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting. (*)
2019 Interview with Into the Coast (click to view on their website)
2019 “Architectonic Drift: Kant, Hegel, and Cassirer on the History of Reason”
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting
(North American Neo-Kantian Society)
2019 “Descartes on Embodiment”
Philosophy Course Union, University of Toronto
“Kant and Heidegger on the Limits of Naturalism” (click to view on YouTube)
2018 Transcendental Philosophy and Naturalism Conference, University of Parma (*)
2014 Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress (*)
(Symposium Paper for “Heidegger’s Relation to Transcendental Philosophy”)
“Time Will Tell”
2018 The Dennes Lectures on Mind, UC Berkeley
2018 Horizons of Phenomenology Conference, UC Merced
2017 “Why Subjectivity Can’t Be An Object.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress. (*)
2017 “Problem of Consciousness or Paradox of Subjectivity.”
Philosophy Seminar Series, UC Merced.
2017 “Heidegger on What Grounds Ground.”
Work In Progress Seminar, UC Berkeley.
2016 “Facticity and the Metaphysics of Mind.”
Richard Wollheim Society, UC Berkeley.
2016 “Seeing and Time: Disjunctivism and the Temporal Structure of Perception.”
The Dennes Lectures on Perception, UC Berkeley.
2016 Commentary on Susan Hahn, “Organic Unity of Color.”
American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division Meeting.
2014 “Towards a Transcendental Phenomenological Naturalism.”
Richard Wollheim Society, UC Berkeley.
2011 “Reason, Historicity, and Animality.”
Canadian Philosophical Association, Annual Congress. (*)