(D.Phil., University of Oxford). Professor, University College London. His main interests lie in the philosophy of mind and psychology. He is currently finishing a book on naïve realism in the theory of perception, provisionally titled Uncovering Appearances. He has also been working on the relation between emotions and phenomenal experience and the nature of pain. Recent publications include, "The Limits of Self-Awareness", Philosophical Studies, 2004 and "On Being Alienated", in Perceptual Experience (OUP), eds. Gendler & Hawthorne. He was in residence in the Fall semester of 2005, and again in the Fall semester of 2007.