Feminist Philosophy of Disability on the Air in Melbourne (Sept. 15, 2016)

09/15/2016

Feminist Philosophy of Disability on the Air in Melbourne (Sept. 15, 2016)

Recently, Beth Matthews at 3CR 855AM, a community radio station in Melbourne, Australia, interviewed me for her show Radical Philosophy. Over the course of the interview, I talked about (among other things) feminist philosophy of disability, the Dialogues on Disability series, hiring practices that discriminate against disabled philosophers, and women in philosophy. It's been a number of years since I did radio work, but I think the interview went well.

The interview aired in Melbourne today. The podcast for the interview is available here. Beth has indicated that transcripts for the interview will be made available, upon request, if you are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.

posted by Shelley

Posted at 08:21 AM in Ableism, Academic Philosophy, Dialogues on Disability, Disadvantage, Discrimination, Feminist Philosophy, Gender, Oppression, Pedagogy, Philosophy of Disability, Social Justice, The Gender Gap in Philosophy, Women in Philosophy | Permalink

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