June 2019. ‘Moving between frustration and anger: Punishing, empowering, but not trusting’. Emotions and Punishment. University of Canterbury, UK.
Conference presentations and invited talks
January 2024. ‘Explanations of emotional actions: A parallel between virtue and emotion’. Philosophical Society of Southern Africa Annual Conference. Stellenbosch Institute of Advanced Studies (STIAS).
January 2024. With Luis Cordeiro Rodrigues. ‘AI, racism without racists, and agency’. The CAIR AI 4 Society Symposium Series, Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Studies (STIAS).
May 2023. ‘My engagement with AI (ethics) as a philosopher’. Leveraging the African Humanities in the Ethics of New and Emerging (Health) Technologies. The Ethics Lab, University of Cape Town, hosted at the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Studies (STIAS).
January 2023. ‘Emotional consciousness, rational agency, and normative commitments.’ Philosophical Society of Southern Africa Annual Conference. University of Johannesburg.
November 2022. ‘Bias towards WEIRD people in XAI research’. Tayarisha Lunchbox Talk, Wits School of Governance.
November 2021. ‘Disruptive emotions and African communitarianism’. Workshop on Political Emotions. University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. [online]
July 2021. ‘Disruptive emotions and African communitarianism’. The 26th conference of the International Society for African Philosophy and Studies (ISAPS). [online]
June 2021. ‘Emotional commitments and rational agency’. Joint Session.[online]
March 2021. With Caroline Gevaert, Benjamin Rosman, Yola Georgiadou and Robert Soden. ‘Accountable AI for disaster risk management – FAccT considerations on risk models, geospatial data, and inclusivity of lower- and middle-income countries’. FAccT 2021. [online]
October 2019. ‘Emotional commitments and rational agency’. The First Wits-Alberta e-Conference. [online]
March 2019. With Benjamin Rosman. ‘Applying a principle of explicability to AI research in Africa: Should we do it?’ Centre for Artificial Intelligence Research (CAIR) Symposium. University of Johannesburg, South Africa.
December 2018. ‘Modulating emotions in moral enhancement.’ International Conference on Applied Ethics (ICAE). University of Kyoto, Japan.
October 2018. ‘More or less informed consent’. With Prof. Lucy Allais. Southern African HIV Clinicians Society conference, South Africa.
May 2017. ‘Anger.’ Negative Emotions: The good, the bad and the ugly. CISA, University of Geneva, Switzerland.
May 2017. ‘Emotional thinking.’ Feeling Reasons: The role of emotions in reasoning, University of Edinburgh, UK.
March 2016. ‘Profile of an angry inquirer.’ APA Pacific Division Meeting, San Francisco, USA.
September 2015. ‘Taking anger seriously.’ Spring Colloquium, University of Cape Town, South Africa.
2015. ‘Bridging the Emotional Gap: the attitudinal theory of emotions and justification’.
July: Poster at the International Society on Research on Emotion (ISRE), University of Geneva, Switzerland.
July: Paper at the European Philosophical Society for the Study of Emotions (EPSSE), University of Edinburgh, UK.
July 2015. ‘The frightening’s not always fearful; or, an examination of the formal object of emotion’. Joint Session, University of Warwick, UK.
July 2014. ‘Guiding action by emotion’. EPSSE, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
May 2013. ‘Feeling Reasons: How emotions explain action’. Berkeley-London Graduate Conference, UC Berkeley, USA.
September 2012. ‘The rationalising potential of emotions’. SOPhiA 3rd Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy, University of Salzburg, Austria.
September 2012. ‘How emotions do not provide reasons to act’. British Postgraduate Philosophy Association (BPPA) Annual Conferences, University of Edinburgh, UK.
June 2012. ‘Greenspan and emotions as critical reasons’. Open Minds VII Graduate Conference in Philosophy, University of Manchester, UK.
February 2012. ‘Why we should look closer at the role of emotions in the explanation of rational action’. London Graduate Spring Conference, Institute of Philosophy, UK.
January 2009. ‘What’s really disgusting’. Philosophy Society of South Africa (PSSA) Annual Conference, University of Fort Hare, South Africa.
January 2008. ‘Wiredu and the problem of relativism’. PSSA Annual Conferences, University of Pretoria, South Africa.
