The following are courses which I either have taught or currently teach at Macquarie

• PHL134 Introductory Formal Logic
• PHL137 Critical Thinking
• PHL131 Mind Meaning and Metaphysics
• PHL280 Truth and Existence
• PHL281 Language and Logic
• Honours Seminar: Indexicals and Demonstratives
• Honours Seminar: The Philosophy of Race

• Nick Maley (Primary Supervisor) - "A unified theory of representation based on significance"
• Julie Germein (Primary Supervisor) - "A Peircian semiotic analysis of self-awareness"
• Lise Marie Anderson (Associate Supervisor) - "Mental Causation"

Books

• C.S. Peirce. (forthcoming) (New York: Routledge)
• The Philosophy of Race. (forthcoming) (Acumen)

Journal Articles

• "Peirce, Perry and The Lost History of Critical Referentialism" Philosophia 36:3. 313-326. (2008)
• "Peirce's Final Account of Signs and The Philosophy of Language" The Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society. 44:1. 63-85. (2008)
• “Arguing About Muslims: (Un) Reasonable Argumentation in Letters to the Editor”. (with J.E. Richardson). Text and Talk. 27(1): 1-26.(2007)
• “ ‘You’re Being Unreasonable’: Passing and Prior Theories of Critical Discussion”.(with J.E. Richardson) Argumentation. 20(2): 149-166. (2006)
• “There’s No Place Like ‘Here’ and No Time Like ‘Now’”. American Philosophical Quarterly. 43: 217-80.(2006)
• “Peirce on The Index and Indexical Reference”. Transactions of The Charles S. Peirce Society. 41(1): 161-188.(2005)

Chapters

• "Icon, Index, Symbol". In Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language Sciences. Ed. Patrick Colm Hogan. (forthcoming 2011). (Cambridge MA: Cambridge University Press)
• "Abduction". In Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language Sciences. Ed. Patrick Colm Hogan. (forthcoming 2011). (Cambridge MA: Cambridge University Press)
• "Peirce". Oxford Bibliographies Online (2010). here
• "Pragmatism". Oxford Bibliographies Online (2010).here
• "Peirce's Theory of Signs". Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy.(2006)
• “Constructing the Imagined Antagonist”.(with J.E. Richardson). In Argumentation in Practice. Eds. Frans Van Eemeren and Peter Houtlosser. (2005). (Amsterdam: John Benjamins)

Conference Proceedings

• “Arguing With Asperger’s”. (with J.E. Richardson and C. Blackmore). In Proceedings of the International Society for the Study of Argumentation (ISSA). Eds Van Eemeren and Houtlosser. (2007). (Amsterdam: SicSat)

Reviews

• Review of Peirce’s Theory of Signs by T.L. Short. Mind. (forthcoming)
• Review of Common Sense: A New Look at an Old Tradition by N. Rescher. Mind. 116 (461): 206-9. (2007).

(Drafts and links to some of these papers are available at this site)