Recent talks
June 2022
“The Metalinguistic Construal of Mathematical Propositions”; Convention in Logic and Language Conference; University of Haifa
March 2022
“Fixing Mathematical Content”; Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar; Oxford University (online)
January 2022
“An Algorithmic Model of the Middle Ground Between Logical Omniscience and Incompetence”; Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar; University of Konstanz (online)
October 2021
“A Metalinguistic and Computational Approach to the Problem of Mathematical Omniscience”; Particularity and Generality in Mind Workshop 2021; Umeå University (online)
June 2021
“A Metalinguistic and Computational Approach to the Problem of Mathematical Omniscience”; London Group for Formal Philosophy; UCL (online)
May 2021
“Anchoring the Content of the Concept of Set”; Philosophy of Set Theory Seminar; UNICAMP and University of Konstanz (online)
June 2020
Workshop on Internal Categoricity; University of Helsinki (Postponed to May 2022)
March 2020
“A Kripkean Argument for Descriptivism”; Cornell University
October 2019
“Why Is the Universe of Sets Not a Set”; LOPSE Seminar Series; University of Gdansk
August 2019
“Independence and Metasemantics”; CLMPST; Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences
February 2019
“Intended Interpretations in Mathematics: Revisiting Putnam’s Paradox”; Future of Liberal Naturalism Conference; Center for the History and Philosophy of Science; Boston University
November 2018
“Do Independent Sentences Have Truth-Values?”; Department of Mathematics; University of Rochester
June 2018
“Intended Interpretations of Formal Systems”; Formal Methods in Philosophy: Truth, Paradox, and Mathematics Workshop; Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP)
March 2018
“Relative Analyticity”; Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy
January 2018
“From Metasemantics to Analyticity and Beyond”; Logic Colloquium; Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP)
June 2017
“Independence and Metasemantics”; Set Theoretic Pluralism Symposium; University of Bristol
“Analyticity in Set Theory”; Workshop on Conceptual Truth, Analyticity, and Conceptual Competence; ConceptLab; University of Oslo