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Christine Daigle is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Brock University. Her research interests include Continental Philosophy, particularly existentialism and phenomenology, alongside feminist thought, posthumanism, new materialism, and environmental philosophy. She is involved in significant research initiatives, including work funded by SSHRC Insight grant on cultural philosophical readings of the Anthropocene and inquiries into the implications of the potential sixth mass extinction. As part of her commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration, she is affiliated with the UNESCO Chair Community Sustainability's Research Team. Daigle has contributed to various podcasts and discussions focusing on themes like existentialism and posthumanism, and engages in teaching courses on critical posthumanism and contemporary feminist philosophy. Her academic endeavors aim to explore the intersection of philosophy with pressing environmental issues and cultural understandings of our current epoch.
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