■ Courses taught in the DIS

- Creative and Critical Thinking

- Contemporary Society and Philosophy

- Debate and Argumentation

- Business and Environmental Ethics

- Global Ethics

■ Education

- B.A. in Philosophy (Queen’s University)

- M.A. in Philosophy (Queen’s University)

- Ph.D. in Philosophy (UBC)

■ Research interests

- Philosophy of language and action

- Applied ethics

- Critical thinking pedagogy

■ Awards

- Best Teacher Award (Hanyang University, 2013)

■ Selected publications

- Can one decide to do something without forming an intention to do it? Analysis, 76(3), 2016.

- Clarke’s account of the distinction between practical and cognitive decisions. Philosophical Analysis, 17(1), 2016.

- The ethics of for-profit healthcare and medical tourism in South Korea. 

  Korean Journal of Medical Ethics, 19(1), 2016.

- Three ambiguities in the Knobe effect. Journal of Cognitive Science, 15(1), 2014.

- Side-effect actions, acting for a reason, and acting intentionally. Philosophical Explorations, 15(3), 317-33, 2012.

- Medical ethics and the new science of moral cognition. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics, 14(1), 59-76, 2011. 

- Actions, reasons, and intentions: Overcoming Davidson’s ontological prejudice. 

  Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 46(3), 459-479, 2007. 

- Why has the critical thinking movement not come to Korea? Asia Pacific Education Review, 8(2), 224-232, 2007

- Davidson on meaning and metaphor: A reply to Rahat. Philosophia, 32(3-4), 543-555, 2004

- Davidson on metaphorical meaning: A Reply to Stainton. 

  Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 42(2), 355-361, 2003.

- Teaching critical thinking in non-western contexts. Manusya: Journal for the Humanities, 

  (special issue 1-2: Critical Thinking Across Asia), 129-145, 2001.

- Sentence meaning, speaker meaning, and Davidson’s denial of metaphorical meaning. 

  Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 40(3), 443-452, 2001.

- Pictorial metaphors: A reply to Sedivy. Metaphor and Symbol, 14(4), 293-302, 1999.