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8Introduction. Critical Phenomenology after Merleau-Ponty. Part II (review)Chiasmi International: Trilingual Studies Concerning Merleau-Ponty's Thought 24 195-196. 2022.
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41The Problems of Access: A Crip Rejoinder via the Phenomenology of Spatial BelongingJournal of the American Philosophical Association 8 (2): 318-337. 2022.This essay denaturalizes the taken-for-granted meaning of ‘access’ and interrogates its role and lived meaning in ableist social worlds, with a focus on spaces of higher education. I suggest that legalistic approaches to access need ‘cripping’ by a disability framework. Currently, these approaches (1) miss the intersubjective sociality of being-in-the-world; (2) they prioritize a narrow conception of access focused on ‘physical’ access and ‘physical’ space (a typology I contest); (3) they approa…Read more
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28Sense and NormativityChiasmi International 22 413-429. 2020.The notion of sense is central to Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s entire phenomenological project but it remains conspicuously absent from contemporary discussions of perceptual normativity. My intervention in this paper addresses this gap and contributes an account of perceptual norms as embodied orientations towards sense. To begin, I distinguish between two conceptions of norms: in contradistinction with Sean D. Kelly’s and Hubert Dreyfus’s accounts, I argue with Merleau-Ponty that perceptual norms e…Read more
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12A Crip Queer Dialogue on Sickness (Editors' Introduction)Puncta 3 (2): 1-14. 2020.Editors' introduction to the Puncta special issue on "Critically Sick: New Phenomenologies Of Illness, Madness, And Disability."
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16Anaesthetics of existence: Essays on experience at the edge (review)Contemporary Political Theory 20 (4): 168-171. 2020.
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33A Critical Phenomenology of SicknessSymposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy/Revue canadienne de philosophie continentale 23 (2): 48-66. 2019.This paper takes Porochista Khakpour’s personal narrative of chronic illness, disability, and addiction in Sick: A Memoir (2018) as a starting point to reflect on social and material features of sick bodily subjectivity. In ways heretofore largely unexplored by tradi-tional phenomenologies of illness, I ask what different modalities of the body come to light if we move beyond the privatization of dis-ease as a biological dysfunction and instead bring into focus its re-lation with conditions of e…Read more
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8Through vegetal being: Two philosophical perspectives Luce Irigaray and Michael Marder columbia university press, 2016. 248 pp. $85.00 (review)Dialogue 58 (2): 396-397. 2019.
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57Being at Home: A Feminist Phenomenology of Disorientation in IllnessHypatia 34 (3): 546-569. 2019.This article explores the relation among illness, home, and belonging. Through a feminist phenomenological framework, I describe the disorientations of being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and living with mental illness. This research anticipates the consequences of illness and serious disorientations for a conception of belonging as seamless body–world compatibility. Instead, this article examines how the stability of bodily dwellings in experiences of disorientation can suggest…Read more
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24Disorientation and moral life Ami harbin studies in feminist philosophy. Oxford: Oxford university press, 2016; 227 pp.; $29.95 (review)Dialogue 58 (1): 191-192. 2019.
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36Addressing the Practical Implications of Intersectionality in Clinical Medicine: Ethical, Embodied and Institutional DimensionsAmerican Journal of Bioethics 19 (2): 27-29. 2019.
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13Husserl’s transcendental phenomenology: Nature, spirit and life Andrea staiti cambridge: Cambridge university press, 2014, 313 pp., $108.95 (review)Dialogue 57 (4): 931-932. 2018.
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12Phenomenology: An introduction Stephan kӓufer and Anthony Chemero malden: Polity press, 2015, 224 pp.; $26.95 (review)Dialogue 57 (4): 933-934. 2018.
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24Être quelque chosePhilosophiques 45 (1): 223. 2018.Charles Travis,Corinne Lajoie,Bruno Ambroise
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36A Merleau-Pontian Account of Embodied Perceptual NormsIthaque 22 1-19. 2018.Although philosophers may first find it odd to speak of norms in the context of perception, the argument for normativity finds support in the writings of some of the spearheads of the phenomenological tradition, amongst them Edmund Husserl and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. As Maren Wehrle argues however, a phenomenological analysis of perception’s normative claim requires that we redefine our traditional conception of norms as authoritative standards or prescriptive moral guidelines. To this end, as sh…Read more
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