What drives my research as a philosopher is curiosity about how inquiry succeeds under non-ideal circumstances. My work is case-based; I focus on the social and historical sciences and on questions such as: What counts as evidence? Are ideals of objectivity viable given the role that values and interests play in all aspects of inquiry? How do we make research accountable – in its aims and practice – to the diverse communities it affects? I publish on strategies of evidential reasoning in archaeology and feminist standpoint theory, and I’m exploring new lines of inquiry inspired by the UBC-based Indigenous/Science project. For more on my research interests, click here. 

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