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Research interests My main interest lies in questions of philosophical methodology, especially as it pertains to the so-called analysis of knowledge and epistemic justification. More specifically, I am interested not only in the potentially negative implications (e.g., for traditional conceptual analysis and intuition-driven conceptions of knowledge and justification) but also the positive contributions (e.g., fast and frugal heuristics, statistical prediction rules, etc.) of empirical psychology and cognitive science to philosophy. In particular, I am interested in the possibility of incorporating the findings of the aformentioned sciences into an interdisciplinary and thoroughly naturalistic epistemology, offering hands-on, intellectual advice for truth-seeking inquiry.