Social media and the internet
- ‘Making Sense of Emoji’, Philosophy, 2024
- ‘Context Collapse Online’, Conversations Online (P. Connolly, S. Goldberg, and J. Saul, eds.) Oxford University Press, forthcoming (preprint here)
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- ‘Please Like This Paper’, Philosophy, 2021 (Joint winner of Royal Institute of Philosophy essay prize, 2021)
- A reply to Wendy Xin’s ‘Censorship Bubbles Vs Hate Bubbles’, Social Epistemology Review and Reply Collective, 2024
Speech acts and power
- ‘Language in Social Construction’, with Rae Langton, Oxford Handbook of Social Ontology (S. Haslanger, B. Epstein, H.B. Schmid, and S. Collins, eds.), Oxford University Press, forthcoming
- ‘Communicative Gaslighting‘, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2025
- ‘Two-Faced Compliments’, Analysis, 2022
- ‘Reimagining Illocutionary Force’, The Philosophical Quarterly, 2022
- ‘Your Word Against Mine: The Power of Uptake’, Synthese, 2021
Gender
- ‘Cat-Calls, Compliments, and Coercion’, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2022
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- ‘Feminism and Gender’, with Clare Chambers, Issues in Political Theory (R. Jubb and P. Tomlin eds.), Oxford University Press, forthcoming
Love and relationships
- ‘Power and Personal Relationships’, Oxford Handbook of the Philosophy of Personal Relationships (M. Betzler and S. Stroud, eds.), Oxford University Press, forthcoming (draft here)
- ‘Flirting’, in Routledge Handbook of Philosophy of Sex (C. Chambers, B.D. Earp and L. Watson eds.), Routledge, 2022
Moral psychology
- ‘Dehumanising Speech’, for Harmful Speech and Contestation (M. Popa-Wyatt ed.), Palgrave Macmillan, 2024 (preprint here),
- ‘Shaming, Blaming, and Responsibility’, Journal of Moral Philosophy, 2021
Book reviews
- Review of An Intersectional Feminist Theory of Moral Responsibility by Michelle Ciurria, Journal of Moral Philosophy
Work in progress
- A paper about love and knowledge, with Cathy Mason
- A paper about love and power
- A paper about catfishing
- A paper about normativity and speech