Articles and Chapters

Moore’s Debate With Idealism Before and After 1899
In Cambridge Idealism, eds. John R Gibbins and James Connelly, Bloomsbury (forthcoming)

“Yours Fraternally”: Russell and Moore
In Oxford Handbook of Bertrand Russell, ed. F. MacBride, Oxford University Press (forthcoming)

What Russell Meant When He Called Moore a Logician
In Logic from Kant to Russell, ed. Sandra Lapointe, Routledge (2019)

The Context and Origin of Moore’s Formulation of the Naturalistic Fallacy in Principia Ethica
In The Naturalistic Fallacy, ed. Neil Sinclair, Cambridge University Press (2018)

Some Main Problems of Moore Interpretation
In Analytic Philosophy: An Interpretive History, ed. Aaron Preston, Routledge (2017)

How to Read Moore’s “Proof of an External World”
Journal for the History of Analytical Philosophy (2015) 4: 1–16 (with Kevin Morris)

The Origin and Influence of G. E. Moore’s “The Nature of Judgment”
In Judgement and Truth in Early Analytic Philosophy and Phenomenology, ed. Mark Textor, Palgrave Macmillan (2013)

On the Origins of the Contemporary Notion of Propositional Content: Anti-Psychologism in Nineteenth-Century Psychology and G. E. Moore’s Early Theory of Judgment
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A (2008) 39: 176–185

“He Was in Those Days Beautiful and Slim”: Bertrand Russell and G. E. Moore, 1894–1901
Russell: The Journal of Bertrand Russell Studies (2008) 28: 101–126

Normativity and Meaning: Kripke’s Skeptical Paradox Reconsidered
The Philosophical Forum (2002) 33: 39–62

Belief and Desire Under the Elms
ProtoSociology (2000) 14: 270–284

The Irrelevance of Supervenience
ProtoSociology (1998) 11: 160–172

Externalism and Analyticity
Philosophical Studies (1995) 79: 213–236.

Opacity, Belief, and Analyticity
Philosophical Studies (1992) 66: 297–306