PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS
Social and Political Philosophy & Social Epistemology:
1) 2026: »The Social Epistemology of Bureaucracies,« Synthese 207 (265), pp. 1‐26 [DOI: 10.1007/s11229-026-05636-4 | Penultimate Draft].
2) 2025: »Non-Ideal Theory as Ideology,« Inquiry, pp. 1‐23 [DOI: 10.1080/0020174X.2025.2497346 | Penultimate Draft].
Philosophy of Religion:
3) 2024: »Natural Theology and Divine Freedom,« Sophia 63 (1), pp. 135‐150 [DOI: 10.1007/s11841-023-00951-6 | Penultimate Draft].
4) 2022: »Maitzen’s Objection from God’s Goodness,« Sophia 61 (3), pp. 581‐598 [DOI: 10.1007/s11841-021-00861-5 | Penultimate Draft].
5) 2021: »What if God commanded something horrible? A pragmatics-based defence of divine command metaethics,« Religious Studies 57 (4), pp. 597‐617 [DOI: 10.1017/S0034412519000684 | Penultimate Draft].
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
1) »Gegen die Tech-Elite hilft keine Brandmauer,« Jacobin 09/2026.
2) »Staatskritik im Daddy Room,« Jungle World 2024/22.
RECENT TALKS
1) »Hostile Superintelligence and Marx’s Automatic Subject,« Spring 2026 Pluralistic Philosophy Workshop, Georgetown University, USA
2) »The Division of Epistemic Labor, Bureaucracy, and the Disintegration of Understanding,« 4th Social Epistemology Network Event [SENE4], Georgetown University, USA
3) »Vindicating the Myth of the Good Epistemic Bubble,« 14th Graduate Conference of the Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy, Vienna, Austria
4) »Towards a Non-Ideal Theory of the Division of Epistemic Labor« [Colloquium Session], APA Pacific Division Meeting 2025, San Francisco, USA
5) »Elite Capture in Misinformation Studies,« Spring 2024 Pluralistic Philosophy Workshop, Georgetown University, USA
6) »Non-Ideal Theory as Ideology,« Warwick Graduate Conference in Political and Legal Theory 2024, University of Warwick, England
RECENT TALKS
1) »Hostile Superintelligence and Marx’s Automatic Subject,« Spring 2026 Pluralistic Philosophy Workshop, Georgetown University, USA
2) »The Division of Epistemic Labor, Bureaucracy, and the Disintegration of Understanding,« 4th Social Epistemology Network Event [SENE4], Georgetown University, USA
3) »Vindicating the Myth of the Good Epistemic Bubble,« 14th Graduate Conference of the Vienna Forum for Analytic Philosophy, Vienna, Austria
4) »Towards a Non-Ideal Theory of the Division of Epistemic Labor« [Colloquium Session], APA Pacific Division Meeting 2025, San Francisco, USA
5) »Elite Capture in Misinformation Studies,« Spring 2024 Pluralistic Philosophy Workshop, Georgetown University, USA
6) »Non-Ideal Theory as Ideology,« Warwick Graduate Conference in Political and Legal Theory 2024, University of Warwick, England