Paper Presentations
“Ill-being as Hating the Bad?” (title variation)
Kansas Workshop on Well-being, University of Edinburgh, July 2022
“The Limits of the Pragmatic Account of Moral Categoricity”
Pacific Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (symposium), April 2021
“Cognitive Resonance and Well-being”
Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (symposium), January 2021
“Does All Well-being Resonate? On the Well-being of Non-standard Subjects”
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (colloquium), February 2020
Kansas Workshop on Well-being, University of Kansas, August 2018
“Objectivism without Alienation” (minor title changes)
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (colloquium), February 2019
Vancouver Summer Philosophy Conference, August 2016
Central States Philosophical Association 2015, November 2015
Northwest Philosophy Conference, October 2015
8th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Columbia University, April 2015
“Autonomy, Alienation and Well-being: Seeing one’s Well-being through Autonomous Action”
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (Poster), February 2018
Society for Mexican American Philosophy, Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, January 2018
10th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, UC, Boulder, September 2017
“You Oughta Know: A Defense of Obligations to Learn” (co-authored with Preston J. Werner)
Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association (Poster), January 2019
Joint meeting of the South Carolina Society for Philosophy and North Carolina Philosophical Society, February 2016
“Reflective Equilibrium, Emptiness and Conservatism”
5th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Rutgers, May 2012
“Moral Responsibility and the Notion of Control”
3rd meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, at the Pacific Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, March 2010
“Determinism, Fate and Freedom in Sophocles’ Antigone”
3rd Iberoamerican Conference of Philosophy Students, Bogota, Colombia, April 2009
“Kantian Theory of Moral Motivation”
Mexican Association of Philosophy Conference, Mazatlan, October 2007
Comments
On “Arguments for Temporal Biases” by Dong-yong Choi (University of Kansas)
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, February 2021
On “Solving the Ideal World Problem” by Caleb Perl (UC Bolder)
Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, January 2020
On “The Multivocity of Well-being” by Jason Raibley (University of Kansas)
Kansas Workshop on Well-being, University of Kansas, July 2019
On “The Resonance Constraint” by Chris Heathwood (UC Boulder)
Kansas Workshop on Well-being, University of Kansas, July 2017
On “On the Connection Between Racist Ideology and Institutional Racism” by César Cabezas (Columbia)
The 2nd Latinx Philosophy Conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, April 2017
On “Well-being and Compliance with Oppression” by Rosa Terlazzo (Kansas State University)
Pacific Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, April 2017
On “Sibling Partiality” by Jeremy Davis (University of Toronto)
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, March 2017
On “Because I said So” by Juan S. Piñeros Glasscock (Yale University)
Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, January 2017
On “Moral Torch Fishing: A Signaling Theory of Blame” by David Shoemaker and Manuel Vargas
9th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Syracuse University, September 2016
On “Doxastic Blame” by Lindsay Rettler (Ohio State University)
Pacific Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, March 2016
On “Moral Progress in the History of the Moral Norms” by Andres Luco (Nanyang Technological University)
Eastern Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, January 2016
On “Reasons, Dispositions, and Value” by Aaron Elliott (University of Nebraska, Lincoln)
Central States Philosophical Association 2015, November 2015
On “How Not to Defend the Factoring Account” by Sarah Raskoff (University of Arizona)
Central Division meeting, American Philosophical Association, February 2015
On “Can we Believe for Practical Reasons” by Juan Comesaña (University of Arizona)
20th meeting of the Sociedad Filosofica Iberoamericana, Huatulco, Mexico, January 2015
On “On the Causal Import of the Looping Effects of Kinds of People” by Lourdes Ortiz (UCSC)
7th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Stanford University, March 2014
On “Willing that Others” by Carlos Núñez (Stanford University)
6th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Princeton University, May 2013
On “Is Historical Injustice beyond the Scope of Rawlsian Theory?” by Moises Vaca and Juan Espindola
4th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, UNAM, Mexico City, May 2011
Home Institution Presentations and Comments
Paper Presentations
“Objectivism without Alienation” (minor title changes)
Syracuse University ABD Workshop, December 2015
Working Papers, Syracuse University Philosophy Women’s Group, October 2014
“Moral Categoricity and Pragmatics”
Working Papers, Syracuse University, November 2014
“Inescapability and the Nature of Moral Normativity”
Working Papers, Syracuse University, November 2013
“Reflective Equilibrium, Emptiness and Conservatism” (minor title changes)
Ethics Reading Group, MIT, November 2011
Graduate Student Colloquium, University of Kansas, March 2011
Comments
On “Failing to Resonate with Subjective Accounts of Well-being” by Nikki Fortier
Syracuse University ABD Workshop, March 2019
On “Non-Sensory Phenomenology and the Metaphysics of Pleasure and Pain” by Lorenza D’Angelo
Syracuse University ABD Workshop, April 2018
On “Moral Torch Fishing: A Signaling Theory of Blame” by Manuel Vargas and David Shoemaker
9th meeting of the American Association for Mexican Philosophers, Syracuse University, September 2016
On “Hypocrisy: Tribute Vice Pays to Virtue” by Sam Elgin
Syracuse University Philosophy Graduate Student Conference, March 2015
On “Rational Identities and the Myth of the Taken” by Andrew Flynn
Syracuse University Philosophy Graduate Student Conference, February 2014
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