"The Subtleties of Fit: Reassessing the Fit-Value Biconditionals", co-written with Rachel Achs, is forthcoming in Philosophical Studies. Draft here.
"Imagine the Worst", published in Boston Review, is included in the list of Notable Essays and Literary Nonfiction of 2021, published in the Best American Essay annual anthology.
This spring (2023) I'm teaching a seminar on narrativity and a course on the rationality of emotions (in English!).
A review I wrote for Mind of Philip Pettit's The Birth of Ethics: https://doi.org/10.1093/mind/fzab013
My essay about Israeli poet, Israel Pincas, is online as part of the wonderful new project of Dibur Literary Journal, "Curated: Thinking with Literature."
On Anger, a Boston Review book to which I contributed an essay, was included in The New Yorker's list, The Best Books We've Read in 2020.
Recent and future talks
July 2022
Ethics retreat. The Center for Moral and Political Philosophy at Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
August 2022
Workshop on Morality, Emotions, and Scepticism. Hamburg, Germany.
September 2022
Conference on Rationality and Happiness. Southampton, UK.
March 2023
Workshop on the Reach of Responsibility: Will, Agency, and Reasons. Tel Aviv U and Hebrew U, Israel.
April 2023
Workshop: Guilt, Shame, and Regret. Oxford, UK.
June 2023
Intimate Relationship Workshop. LMU. Munich, Germany.
June 2023
Bernard Williams Workshop. Edinburgh, UK.
June 2023
Center for Moral and Political Philosophy Annual Conference: On the Value of Human Life. Hebrew U. Jerusalem, Israel.
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Other News
My essay, "The Checkpoint", is among the must-read essays from the last decade at Boston Review.
"Who Shot Gil Naamati? Or: A History of Video Games," co-authored with Gil Naamati and Yanay Israeli, translated and edited by David Raphael Lockard, published in Adjacent, November 2018. (English)
My first book of fiction in Hebrew, Limbo, was published in October 2018 by Kinneret Zmora-Bitan Dvir.
A chapter from Limbo in the Short Story Project (Hebrew).
A chapter from Limbo in Alaxon (Hebrew).
Some radio interviews about the book (in Hebrew): in Galatz and Kan Tarbut.