I am a post-doctoral fellow at Tel Aviv University, working with Dr Yair Levy on his Taking Action First project. My areas of specialisation are the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of action and epistemology. I received my PhD from King’s College London, where my primary supervisor was Professor Matthew Soteriou. I also worked under the supervision of Professor Bill Brewer and Dr Clayton Littlejohn.
I wrote my PhD thesis – entitled How inference isn’t blind – on the nature of inference and how it plays its role in doxastic agency—agency over belief. I am interested in how we can be active with respect to our beliefs and can be responsible for our beliefs accordingly, despite that what we believe is not up to us. A crucial element of my view on these matters is expressed in my paper ‘The role of judgment in doxastic agency‘, which is available in Thought (open access).