Imge Oranlı is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Arizona State University, School of Applied Sciences and Arts.
She completed her Ph.D. in Philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago in 2015, under the supervision of Tina Chanter. Her dissertation, entitled Reframing Theories of Evil: Ethics, Violence, and the State, examined the intersections of theories of evil and state violence in its various forms. Following the completion of her doctorate, she worked as an instructor of philosophy at Koç University in Istanbul (Turkey), before joining Arizona State University in 2019. She has a book with Routledge titled Shifting Paradigms of Evi…
Imge Oranlı is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Arizona State University, School of Applied Sciences and Arts.
She completed her Ph.D. in Philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago in 2015, under the supervision of Tina Chanter. Her dissertation, entitled Reframing Theories of Evil: Ethics, Violence, and the State, examined the intersections of theories of evil and state violence in its various forms. Following the completion of her doctorate, she worked as an instructor of philosophy at Koç University in Istanbul (Turkey), before joining Arizona State University in 2019. She has a book with Routledge titled Shifting Paradigms of Evil in Philosophy: Reading the Armenian Genocide with the Shoah.
Research interests:
Philosophy of Evil, Continental Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy, Ethics, Epistemic Injustice, Feminist Theory, Postcolonial Theory, Critical Philosophy of Race, and Genocide Studies.
