Reviews etc.

I reviewed two books by Thomas Nagel for the TLS here

I wrote about Hegel and the loneliness of being a mother for the Point Magazine.

I reviewed Tom Kelly's book Bias for the TLS here.

My review of two books on consciousness for the TLS is available here.

My review of Endre Begby's Book Prejudice: A study in Non-Ideal Epistemology is now available on the Phil Quarterly website here. If you don't have access to that, you can find a penultimate version here.

I reviewed Liz Lenz's book Belabored: a Vindication of the Rights of Pregnant Women for the TLS here.

I reviewed Philippa Perry's The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read and Emily Oster's Cribsheet for the TLS, here.

And I reviewed Twin Peaks: The Return for the Oxonian Review here

Talks etc.

Here's a talk I gave to the Barnes Philosophy Club on prejudice and salience in March 2024, aimed at a public audience (i.e. not an audience of academic philosophers, though I'm not really sure how much difference that made...)

In March 2024 I went on the Multiverses podcast for a wide-ranging conversation with James Robinson about epistemology and salience. You can listen on spotify or watch on youtube.

A podcast of a talk I gave at the Aristotelian Society on base rates and modal knowledge in November 2022 is available here.

I gave a talk at the Moral Sciences Club in Cambridge in November 2021 on Search Engines. Listen to the audio.

Here's a video recording of a zoom session at the SSP I took part in on philosophy of vision science in March 2021, organised by Chaz Firestone and Kevin Lande.

Here's an audio recording of me giving a talk at the LSE in February 2021 on "Base rate neglect in the service of modal knowledge"

I was interviewed for the podcast Hear This Idea in 2019. You can listen here