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Contending for the rights of woman, my main argument is built on this simple principle, that if she be not prepared by education to become the companion of man, she will stop the progress of knowledge and virtue; for truth must be common to all, or it will be inefficacious with respect to its influence on general practice. 
Mary Wollstonecraft, Vindication of the Rights of Woman

2025/2026 Courses

Past courses

 Fall 2025
  • HIST/PHIL 2LM3: Love & Monsters (w Dr. Michael Egan)
  • 2ZZ3: Philosophy of Love & Sex
  • 4YY3: Relationship Ethics
Winter 2026
  • 2X03: Early Modern Philosophy
  • GSJ 700: Theorizing Gender and Social Justice (Love, Anger, and Epistemic Injustice)

Reading Courses

  • ​Superiority vs. Equality – Marinella and Astell                                  
  • Epistemic Injustice and Emotional Misperception                               
  • Autonomy, History, Gender                                                               
  • 19th Century Women Philosophers                                                    
  • Jane Austen: Feminist Philosopher 
  • HEAV3N SUSPENDED: acidification & xenofeminism
  • Philosophy & Marriage
McMaster University ​​
  • 2S03: History of Political Philosophy (syllabus)
  • 2X03: Early Modern Philosophy (syllabus)
  • 2ZZ3: Philosophy of Love & Sex (syllabus)
  • 3I03: Philosophy & Feminism (syllabus)
  • 3T03: Philosophy & Race (syllabus)​
  • 3WP3: Modern Women Philosophers (syllabus)
  • 4YY3: Relationship Ethics
  • 700: Theorizing Gender and Social Justice (Epistemic Injustice & Anger)
  • 700: Current Debates in Feminist and Gender Theory (syllabus)​
  • 700: Theorizing Gender and Social Justice (Sex & Sexuality)
  • 752: Modern British Philosophers - The Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish
  • 753 Early Modern Women Philosophers (syllabus)​
  • 773: Feminist Philosophy: Bodies - Beauty, Monstrosity, Food, and Fat
​University of Pennsylvania
  • PHIL 001: Introduction to Philosophy - Philosophy & Technology
  • PHIL 002: Introduction to Ethics
  • PHIL 008: Social Contract

Graduate supervision

McMaster University - Gender and Social Justice - MA  (MRP)
  • Alexis Murray (2021)  - supervisor
  • Mads Clement (2022) - supervisor
  • Marjan Alipur (2023) - second reader 
  • Jae Sy Lim (2024) - second reader
  • Quinn McNeill (in progress) - supervisor
  • Alyssa Ramjass (in progress​) - supervisor
McMaster University - Department of Philosophy - MA (Thesis)
  • Corey McKibbin (2022) -  supervisor
  • Bennet Soenen (2022) - committee
  • Ashlynn Whalley (2022) -  supervisor
  • Sydney Northey (2024) -  supervisor
  • Lydia Tales (2024) - committee
  • Riley Troisi (in progress)  -  supervisor
  • Sarah Turnbull (in progress) -  supervisor
  • Izabella Morawski (in progress) - supervisor
  • Sanghavi Sripathy (in progress) - committee​
  • Clare Monahan (in progress​) - supervisor
McMaster University - Department of Philosophy - PhD
  • Monika Bar (in progress) - committee
  • Nigel Freno (in progress) - committee
  • Regina Fidelis Ilagan (in progress) - supervisor
  • Alana Jolly (in progress) - committee
  • Matt Lam (in progress) - supervisor
  • Tyra Lennie (in progress) - committee
  • Manuela Rondón Triana (in progress​) - committee
  • Pragya Upreti (in progress) - committee
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