I'm an assistant professor at Eva Schmidt's chair in theoretical philosophy at the Technical University Dortmund. Thanks to funding from the Fritz Thyssen Foundation, I was a visiting researcher at Kristina Liefke's chair at Bochum from April to September 2022.

My research focuses on the relation between knowledge and belief and whether either of them enjoys "priority" over the other. I also work on issues concerning the semantics of knowledge and belief talk as well as the history of ordinary language philosophy in the early 20th century. I especially enjoy teaching logic and the philosophy of language.

I completed my PhD at the University of Warwick in January 2020. During my PhD, I also spent time at Oxford, Toronto, and Cologne.

I'm originally from Austria, but lived in the UK for most of my adult life.

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Publications

Contrafactives and learnability, with David Strohmaier, forthcoming in Proceedings of the 22nd Amsterdam Colloquium.

Cook Wilson on the indefinability of knowledge with Guy Longworth, online first in European Journal of Philosophy.

Ways to knowledge-first believe, online first in Erkenntnis.

Cook Wilson on knowledge and forms of thinking with Guy Longworth, Synthese 200: 276. (2022). Submitted for special issue Knowledge first epistemology.

Belief does not entail a reasoning disposition, in Synthese 199(5): 14975-91 (2021).

Knowledge-first believing the unknowable, in Synthese 198(4): 3855–71 (2021).

Review of Michael Ayers, Knowing and Seeing, in Zeitschrift für philosophische Literatur 9(1): 22–32 (2021).

Forall x: Dortmund. Eine Einführung in die formale Logik with P.D. Magnus, Tim Button, J. Robert Loftis, Robert Trueman, Aaron Thomas-Bolduc, and Richard Zach (2021).
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What is it to be aware of your awareness of red? A review essay of Michelle Montague's The Given with Giulia Martina, in Philosophical Psychology 30(7): 992–1012 (2017).

Review of Clayton Bohnet, Logic and the limits of philosophy in Kant and Hegel with Tristan Kreetz, in Kant Studies Online (2016).

Review of The Non-Philosophy Project: Essays by François Laruelle with Tristan Kreetz, in Dialectic, the journal of the University of York Philosophy Society (2013).