Dr. Diane Enns

Biography

Diane Enns is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Toronto Metropolitan University. She specializes in 20th Century and Contemporary Continental Philosophy, with a focus on Social and Political Thought and the works of Hannah Arendt. Enns has a rich academic background with a BA from the University of Ottawa, an MA from Carleton University, and a PhD from Binghamton University. Her scholarly contributions include notable publications such as 'Thinking Loneliness' (Bloomsbury Press, 2022), 'Love Dark: Philosophy Name' (Columbia University Press, 2016), 'Violence Victimhood' (Penn State University Press, 2012), and 'Speaking Freedom: Philosophy, Politics Struggle Liberation' (Stanford University Press, 2007). She co-edited 'Thinking Love: Essays in Contemporary Continental Philosophy' (Penn State University Press, 2015) with Antonio Calcagno. Enns is actively engaged in guiding prospective graduate students and contributing to the discourse in her field through various publications and presentations.

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