Bio
I work in political and moral philosophy with a focus on theories of property and self-ownership. My work has been published in the European Journal of Philosophy and the Journal of Applied Philosophy.
I am a lecturer in the Department of Philosophy at the University of York (equivalent to Assistant Professor). I previously held postdoc fellowships at the Centre de recherche en éthique in Montreal and at Stanford’s Center for Ethics in Society.
I completed my MPhil and PhD at University College London. My BA was a joint honours degree in philosophy and German from Somerville College, Oxford.
While I was doing my PhD, I also worked as Managing Editor of the Aristotelian Society, overseeing the publication process of its 2 journals, the Proceedings and the Supplementary Volume.
In my spare time, I like to play ice hockey, and have held leadership positions at various clubs, including London’s only women’s club, Streatham Storm. Thanks to my studies, I had the privilege of representing GB at the World University Winter Games in China (2009) and Italy (2013).
Research & Teaching
My research is situated at the intersection of social and political philosophy, moral philosophy, and feminist philosophy. I work broadly on theories of property and self-ownership, with a focus on bodily rights. Much of my work addresses the nature and form of the boundary rights of individuals. This involves interrogating the philosophical foundations of property, privacy and consent.
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You can read some of my work in the European Journal of Philosophy and the Journal of Applied Philosophy.
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I have taught a range of courses in moral & political philosophy. One of my favourites has been teaching Intro to Feminist Philosophy at Stanford.
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