1. "Depicting Depictions"
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, forthcoming
2. “Can We See Natural Kind Properties?”
Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, Special Issue on the Philosophy of Mind, 2015: 44(2), 183-205.
3. “Color Discrimination and Monitoring Theories of Consciousness,”
Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2012: 90 (1), 57-74.
4. “Representationalism and the Perspectival Character of Perceptual Experience,”
Philosophical Studies, 2012: 157 (2), 227-249.
5. "Ambiguous Figures and the Spatial Contents of Perceptual Experience,"
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2011: 10 (1), 325-346.
6. “Shadow-Experiences and the Phenomenal Complexity of Color,”
dialectica, 2010: 64 (2), 187-212
7. “How Representationalism Can Account for the Phenomenal Significance of Illumination,”
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2009: 8 (4), 551-572.
8. “Disappearing Appearances: On the Enactive Approach to Spatial Perceptual Content,”
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2008: 46 (1), 45-67.
9. “Edmund Husserl of the Applicability of Formal Geometry,”
Intuition and the Axiomatic Method, eds. Emily Carson and Renate Huber (Dordrecht: Springer, 2006), 67-85.
10. "Carnap, Husserl, Euclid, and the Idea of a Material Geometry,”
Husserl and Stein, eds. Richard Feist and William Sweet (Washington, DC: CRVP Press, 2003), 57-87.
11. Critical Essay of Lisa Shabel’s book Mathematics in Kant’s Critical Philosophy. Reflections on Mathematical Practice,”
Philosophia Mathematica, 2007: 15 (3), 366-386 (invited).
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, forthcoming
2. “Can We See Natural Kind Properties?”
Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, Special Issue on the Philosophy of Mind, 2015: 44(2), 183-205.
3. “Color Discrimination and Monitoring Theories of Consciousness,”
Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2012: 90 (1), 57-74.
4. “Representationalism and the Perspectival Character of Perceptual Experience,”
Philosophical Studies, 2012: 157 (2), 227-249.
5. "Ambiguous Figures and the Spatial Contents of Perceptual Experience,"
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2011: 10 (1), 325-346.
6. “Shadow-Experiences and the Phenomenal Complexity of Color,”
dialectica, 2010: 64 (2), 187-212
7. “How Representationalism Can Account for the Phenomenal Significance of Illumination,”
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 2009: 8 (4), 551-572.
8. “Disappearing Appearances: On the Enactive Approach to Spatial Perceptual Content,”
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2008: 46 (1), 45-67.
9. “Edmund Husserl of the Applicability of Formal Geometry,”
Intuition and the Axiomatic Method, eds. Emily Carson and Renate Huber (Dordrecht: Springer, 2006), 67-85.
10. "Carnap, Husserl, Euclid, and the Idea of a Material Geometry,”
Husserl and Stein, eds. Richard Feist and William Sweet (Washington, DC: CRVP Press, 2003), 57-87.
11. Critical Essay of Lisa Shabel’s book Mathematics in Kant’s Critical Philosophy. Reflections on Mathematical Practice,”
Philosophia Mathematica, 2007: 15 (3), 366-386 (invited).
