In addition to loving wisdom, I am a philosopher by vocation. I am an assistant professor at the University at Albany, State University of New York. I previously taught at UC San Diego (where I received my PhD) and at Bowdoin College.

My primary research is in the philosophy of science, motivated broadly by a falliblist but non-sceptical conception of scientific knowledge. I am interested in the structure of science: What are theories? When and how should we choose between them? Much of my work has opposed the idea that there are monolithic answers to such questions.

This website is a collection of documents and folderol from my philosophical career.

• My curriculum vitae, the detailed what, where, and with whom
• Essays by me, available on-line
• forall x, an introductory logic textbook that I wrote
• Courses I am teaching, have taught, or will teach imminently
• Footnotes on Epicycles, a blog of percolating ideas
• Other stuff, including some links