Research Areas
I. Philosophy of Action and Psychology
II. Metaphysics and Philosophy of Science
III. Philosophy of Law and Political Philosophy
Books
How Many We Are: Assembly Among the Expressive Freedoms, manuscript in progress
Articles and Book Chapters
“Political Organic Homonymy” (forthcoming)
“Quantum Action and Substance Causation,” accepted 6/1/25 at Scientia et Fides, co-authored with Daniel Sadasivan (2025)
“What ‘Has Life Potentially’?” BioCosmos Vol. 5, No. 1 (2025)
“Thomistic Free Expression,” in Thomism Revisited, ed. Gaven Kerr. Cambridge University Press (2025)
“Hylomorphism and Synchronic Dependency,” Res Philosophica Vol. 102, No. 1 (2025)
“An Anscombean Theory of Religious Exercise,” PRRUCS Journal Vol. 4, No. 2, “Anscombe and the Anscombe Archive” (2025)
“Saving Faith From Superstition,” The St. Austin Review, Vol. 25, No. 1 (2025)
“Mother Teresa’s Philosophy of Motherhood,” in Mother Teresa: Just a Pencil in God’s Hand: Presentations of the Mother Teresa Institute Inaugural Symposium at the Catholic University of America. Mother Teresa Institute (Catholic University of America Press imprint) (2024)
“Philosophical Reflections on Human Embodiment,” PRRUCS Journal Vol. 4, No. 1, “What Is (Human) Life? Proceedings from the Second Annual Magi Conference.” (2024)
“The Temporal Structure of Agency,” in Free Will and the Laws of Nature. Synthese Library Book Series, Springer (2022)
‘Animal Powers and Human Agency’, in Neo-Aristotelian Conceptions of the Theology of Nature. Routledge (2021)
‘The Human Body: Embodiment’, Encyclopedia of Christian Theology, T&T Clark (2021)
‘The Philosophical Meaning of Religious Exercise’, in Cambridge Companion to First Amendment and Religious Liberty, eds. Owen Anderson and Michael D. Breidenbach, Cambridge University Press (2020)
‘Thomistic Animalism’, New Blackfriars (2019)
‘Action, Animacy, and Substance Causation’, in Neo-Aristotelian Perspectives on Contemporary Science, eds. Robert Koons, Nicholas Teh, and William Simpson, Routledge (2018)
Book Reviews
‘The Bad Conscience, by Vladimir Jankélévitch, translated by Andrew Kelley’. The Review of Metaphysics (2017)