I am a Ph.D. student in Philosophy at the University of Southern California, working primarily in the philosophy of perception, mind, and cognitive science.

Current projects: An assessment of various interpretations of the claim that auditory experience is not spatial experience.  A modeling of the perspective-dependent properties represented in perceptual experience. Sorting out the contributions of action, multimodal experience, and amodal representations to spatial perception. An approach to the individuation of the senses.
 
I am also interested in philosophy of language, particularly metasemantics.
 
I have side interests in the philosophy of art (the ontology of musical and conceptual works, pre-institutional evaluative standards) and the history of philosophy (early modern, especially the empiricists).
 
And I am a composer.  Click here for more on my work in music.