Rόisín Lally is a Lecturer of Philosophy at Gonzaga University. Drawing on the traditions of philosophy of technology, postphenomenology, and phenomenology she works at the intersection of philosophy of time, philosophy of the environment, and ethics. Her most recent edited collected is called Sustainability in the Anthropocene: Philosophical Essays on Renewable Technologies (Lexington Books, 2019), recommended by CHOICE. She is the author of several articles and chapters. Currently she is editing two books, Contemporary Irish Phenomenology and Women Philosophers of Technology. Her monograph Being, Time, Technology is due for completion in 2…
Rόisín Lally is a Lecturer of Philosophy at Gonzaga University. Drawing on the traditions of philosophy of technology, postphenomenology, and phenomenology she works at the intersection of philosophy of time, philosophy of the environment, and ethics. Her most recent edited collected is called Sustainability in the Anthropocene: Philosophical Essays on Renewable Technologies (Lexington Books, 2019), recommended by CHOICE. She is the author of several articles and chapters. Currently she is editing two books, Contemporary Irish Phenomenology and Women Philosophers of Technology. Her monograph Being, Time, Technology is due for completion in 2022. Her new research interest, “The Ontogenesis of Artificial Wombs: The Ethical Implications of Biobags,” is grounded in what she calls transductional time, influenced by Gilbert Simondon’s Ontogenesis and New Materialism.
