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Alexis Shotwell has been a part of the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University since 2012 and is cross-appointed with the Philosophy Feminist Institute of Social Transformation. She has a background in teaching at the Department of Philosophy at Laurentian University from 2007-2012. Shotwell's research focuses on environmental justice, racial formation, disability, and the politics of knowledge, alongside theoretical explorations of science fiction. Her recent projects include writing a book titled 'Higher Purpose,' which seeks to navigate the complexities of global crises through shared narratives and is inspired by the anarchist theories of Ursula K. Le Guin. She has also co-investigated the history of AIDS activism within the Canadian context. Her publications include books such as 'Purity: Living Ethically Compromised' and 'Knowing Otherwise: Race, Gender, Implicit Understanding,' as well as various journal articles addressing topics relevant to feminism, philosophy, and social justice.
Carleton University • Ottawa, ON
Engaged in teaching and research in Sociology and Anthropology.
Laurentian University • Sudbury, ON
Taught courses in Philosophy.
Includes MEng and MASc options.