My main areas of research interest are metaphysics and philosophy of language. I spend most of my time thinking about the nature and value of truth but also spend a fair amount of time considering the nature of action, the nature and value of facts, and the self especially in light of narratives and how they function in our self-conception, as well as with respect to our personal identity across time and immortality. I employ a variety of traditional philosophic methods and empirical methods in my research, so I would characterize myself as an 'experimental philosopher'. For more information about these areas of philosophical interest, please visit my individual research pages by clicking on the keyword over the image.