Curriculum Vitae - Northwestern University

[10] “Testimonially Based Knowledge from False Testimony.” Philosophical Quarterly
51:205, 512‐26 (October 2001).
[9] “Context‐Sensitivity in the Interpretation of Utterances.” The Explanation of Human
Interpretation, ed. João Sàágua. (Lisbon: Colibri Editions, 2005), pp. 473‐87.
[8] “The Semantics of Interlocution.” Communication and Cognition 33:3, 243‐80 (Fall
2001).
[7] “Externalism and Self‐Knowledge of Content: A New Incompatibilist Strategy.”
Philosophical Studies 100:1, 51‐78 (July 2000).
[6] “World‐Switching, Word‐Ambiguity, and Semantic Intentions.” Analysis 60:3, 260‐
64 (July 2000).
[5] “The Psychology and Epistemology of Self‐Knowledge.” Synthese 118:2, 165‐99
(1999).
[4] “Reply to Brueckner.” Analysis 59:3, 212‐17 (July 1999).
[3] “The Relevance of Discriminatory Knowledge of Content.” Pacific Philosophical
Quarterly 80:2, 136‐56 (June 1999).
[2] “The Very Idea of Computer Self‐Knowledge and Self‐Deception.” Minds and
Machines 7:4, 515‐29 (November 1997).
[1] “Self‐Knowledge, Self‐Ascription, and the Memory Argument.” Analysis 57:3, 211‐
219 (July 1997).
BOOK REVIEWS:
Review of Q. Cassam’s The Possibility of Knowledge, Mind (forthcoming).
Review of J. Brown’s Anti‐Individualism and Knowledge, Philosophy and
Phenomenological Research (2007).
Review of Frapolli and Romero, eds., Meaning, Basic Self‐Knowledge, and Mind: Essays
on Tyler Burge, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (January 2004).
Review of R. Hanna’s Kant and the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy, Journal of the
History of Philosophy 40:1, 128‐30 (January 2002).
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