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Lisa Guenther is a Professor and Queen’s National Scholar at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. Her research primarily covers themes in political philosophy, critical prison studies, phenomenology, and feminist philosophy. Guenther has authored significant works, including 'Solitary Confinement: Social Death Afterlives' and co-edited collections addressing philosophy and mass incarceration. Her publications explore critical race theory, carceral spaces, and the socio-political dimensions of imprisonment, engaging with contemporary issues like police violence and decolonization. An advocate for prisoners' rights, she participates in public philosophy and community discussions surrounding prison abolition. Guenther's academic contributions have been recognized nationally, and she actively educates within the prison system through innovative programs aimed at fostering philosophical inquiry.
Queen's University • Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Engaging in research and teaching philosophy with a specialization in political philosophy and critical prison studies.
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