I am a Fixed-Term Fellow in Philosophy at Somerville College, University of Oxford.
My research focuses on the philosophy of language and its intersections in neighbouring areas. In particular, I work on the meaning of generic sentences, impersonal pronouns, definite descriptions, quantifiers, and proper names. I also work on related issues in epistemology, ethics, and the philosophy of mind.
I have previously taught at St Catherine’s College, Oxford and Magdalen College, Oxford, as well as the Linguistics Department at UCL.
I received a DPhil (PhD) in Philosophy at the University of Oxford under the supervision of Prof Paul Elbourne and Prof Timothy Williamson. Before that, I read for a BPhil in Philosophy at Oxford, an MLitt in Philosophy at the Universities of St Andrews and Stirling (SASP), and a BA in Philosophy at the University of Reading.
In addition to philosophy, I enjoy art, photography, and ashtanga yoga.