My research focuses on the philosophy of social science and political philosophy. I also have a strong interest in German philosophy, particularly Nietzsche.

Articles 

“Two Kinds of Political Understanding,” Philosophical Studies (forthcoming) 

“Nietzschean Genealogy and Philosophical Methodology,” Proceedings of the Aristotelean Society (2025)

“Nietzsche and the Significance of Genealogy,” Mind (2024)

“Genealogy Beyond Debunking,” Midwest Studies in Philosophy 47:171-194 (2023)

“The Philosopher as Reverse Engineer: On the Limits of Pragmatic Genealogy,” Analysis (2022)

“Democracy and the Contemporary Media: What is the Problem?” in The World Information War: Campaigning, Cognition, and Affect (2021).

“Deliberation Through Misrepresentation,” Journal of Political Philosophy (2020).

“Explanation and Manipulation,” Noûs (2017).

“Genealogy and the Structure of Interpretation,” Journal of Nietzsche Studies (2015).

“Nietzsche, Genealogy, and Historical Individuals,” Journal of Nietzsche Studies (2015).

“Williams and Nietzsche on the Significance of History for Moral Philosophy,” Journal of Nietzsche Studies (2014) *Winner of Bowen Prize for Best Paper in Moral Philosophy at Harvard 2013-2014

Book Reviews

Review of Fredrick Neuhouser, Diagnosing Social Pathology: Rousseau, Hegel, Marx, and Durkheim, Mind (forthcoming)

Review of B. Leiter, Moral Psychology with Nietzsche, European Journal of Philosophy, March 2021

Review of M. Brady and M. Fricker M. (ed.), The Epistemic Life of Groups, European Journal of Philosophy, May 2018

Review of B. Leiter, Moral Psychology with Nietzsche, European Journal of Philosophy, March 2021

Books

Deconstructive Genealogy: A Nietzschean Approach to Historical Critique (forthcoming with Oxford University Press)