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5Mapping Gendered Ecologies: Engaging with and beyond Ecowomanism and EcofeminismEnvironmental Values 32 (1): 116-118. 2023.
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14Pandemic Scholars Circle: Deepening Community during IsolationThe Pluralist 17 (2): 47-53. 2022.a few months into the covid-19 pandemic, Marilyn Fischer and Judy Whipps were commiserating about an isolated future that seemed to stretch out with no end in sight. They came up with the idea of starting their own Scholars Circle, inspired by the November 2019 Feminist Pragmatist Colloquium in Rochester, New York. At that conference, participants could submit abstracts of work at any stage of development. Participants were grouped in small circles of three or four, with each person sharing thei…Read more
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24Recovering Wildness: "Earthy" Education and Field PhilosophyEidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture 5 (2): 22-34. 2021.This essay invites a recovery of "wildness" as a way for philosophers to respond to the present moment which includes: an ongoing global pandemic, economic uncertainty, increasing cultural division, and a crisis in higher education broadly that persistently threatens the status of philosophy programs. Drawing on the American thinkers John William Miller and John Dewey and elaborating on their own philosophical defenses of liberal education, I propose a turn to wildness and freedom in our pedagog…Read more
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22This paper offers an overview of Grace Lee Boggs's community-based and person-centered philosophy and pedagogy, highlighting how education can foster social responsibility and create democratic habits in students, better equipping them to create radical change within their communities. The essay demonstrates Boggs's commitment to philosophical-activist pedagogy and its alignment with a feminist-pragmatist approach, which emphasizes lived experience, pluralism, complexity, and equality, as well a…Read more
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34Transformative Hospitality: A Pragmatist-Feminist Perspective of Radical Welcome as ResistanceThe Pluralist 16 (1): 41-48. 2021.If nations could overcome the mutual fear and distrust whose sombre shadow is now thrown over the world, and could meet with confidence and good will to settle their possible differences, they would easily be able to establish a lasting peace.in an age of empire, hospitality is, in many ways, politically subversive—challenging dominant and prolific racist rhetoric, anti-immigrant fervor, increasing nationalism, and more. Mutual fear and distrust are now commonplace. In what follows, I explore wh…Read more
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18Romand Coles. Visionary Pragmatism: Radical and Ecological Democracy in Neoliberal Times (review)Environmental Philosophy 14 (1): 154-156. 2017.
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26Mary Phillips and Nick Rumens (eds), Contemporary Perspectives on EcofeminismEnvironmental Values 26 (6): 782-784. 2017.
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20John Dewey: Liberty and the Pedagogy of Disposition, written by John BaldacchinoContemporary Pragmatism 14 (4): 533-536. 2017.