I am an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford, and a Tutorial  Fellow at Exeter College. I work in mainly in epistemology, philosophy of language, and feminist philosophy; other, more casual interests include Hannah Arendt, the nature of work, aesthetics, and non-human animals.

My current works in progress include papers on dogmatism [click here for draft], aesthetic injustice, the role of narrative in understanding [click here for draft], and counterspeech [click here for draft].

Before coming to Oxford, I spent two years as a Junior Research Fellow at Peterhouse in Cambridge; before that I was a graduate and undergraduate student at Oxford.

I get a lot of questions about my accent. I'm Scottish. I’m married to the philosopher of physics Tushar Menon.