Dr. Amy Mullin

Biography

Amy Mullin holds a BA from Harvard University and a PhD from Yale University. Her research is centered on social philosophy, feminist philosophy, bioethics, and aesthetics. She is currently focused on the development of diminished autonomy, exploring how these concepts intersect with various ethical frameworks. Through her work, Mullin engages with pressing social issues and contributes to ongoing debates within her fields of interest. Her publications include significant contributions to the Oxford Handbook of Ethics in Art, where she explores feminist perspectives on ethics and aesthetics. Additionally, she has co-authored work on topics such as autonomy and harm reduction in medical ethics, and has contributed to discussions on social inclusion and education concerning children’s autonomy. Mullin’s scholarly engagement is reflected in her appearances in various anthologies and peer-reviewed journals, emphasizing her commitment to advancing critical dialogues in her area of expertise.

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