Monographs

  1. The Passing of Temporal Well-Being, Routledge (2018).

Edited Collections
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  1. The Moral Complexities of Eating Meat, co-edited with Bob Fischer, Oxford University Press (2016). Reviewed here at NDPR.
  2. Harm. Special Issue of Ethical Theory and Moral Practice. (forthcoming)

​Papers

  1. "Unknown Pleasures", Philosophical Studies (2019).
  2. "Welfarism", forthcoming in International Encyclopedia of Ethics (ed. Hugh LaFollette).
  3. "Food Ethics", forthcoming in International Encyclopedia of Ethics (ed. Hugh LaFollette).
  4. "Evolutionary Debunking Arguments and Our Shared Hatred of Pain", forthcoming in Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy.​
  5. "Evaluative Beliefs First", forthcoming in Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics (2018).
  6. "A New Defense of Hedonism about Well-Being", Ergo (2016).​​
  7. "The Experience Machine", Philosophy Compass (2016).​
  8. "On Susan Wolf's 'Good-For-Nothings'", Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2015).
  9. "Consequentialism about Meaning in Life", Utilitas (2015).​
  10. "The Role of Pleasure in Well-Being", in The Routledge Companion to the Philosophy of Well-Being (2015).
  11. "The Case Against Meat", in The Moral Complexities of Eating Meat, Oxford University Press (2015).
  12. "On William James’s ‘Is Life Worth Living?'", Ethics (2014).
  13. "Whole-Life Welfarism", American Philosophical Quarterly (2014). (Winner of the 2015 American Philosophical Association's Routledge, Taylor & Francis Prize for best published article in philosophy by an adjunct or postdoc. Link here.)
  14. "The Distinctive Feeling Theory of Pleasure", Philosophical Studies (2013). Chris Heathwood responds here.

Reviews
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  1. Review of David Sobel's From Valuing to Value: A Defense of Subjectivism, Oxford University Press, 2017, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews (2017). For a PDF, click here. Sobel's response and Pea Soup Blog Discussion here.
  2. Review of Guy Fletcher's The Philosophy of Well-Being (Routledge, 2016), Philosophical Quarterly (2017).
  3. Review of Stephen Wilkinson's Choosing Tomorrow's Children: The Ethics of Selective Reproduction (OUP), Mind (2016).