Edith Stein's Philosophy of Personal Becoming: On Her Theory of Values, Gender, and its Relevance for Feminist and Critical Phenomenology

The Subject of the New Creation: Transformation & Selfhood in Paul’s Letters

Historical Constructions, Sexual Memories

Olfactory Phenomenology: Pheromonal Affect and Atmospheric Attunement

Experience without Subject: Rule-Governed Practices and the Possibility of Critical Historiography in Foucault

"Meditation(s) on a Prison Break": Feminist Subjectivities of Speech and Silence in the Fiction of Charlotte Bronte, Jean Rhys, and Margaret Atwood

Independent Women: Travel to Colonial India in the 19th Century-A Study of Travel Writing, Colonialism, and Female Authority

Achieving Islam: Women, Piety, and Moral Education in Indonesian Muslim Boarding Schools

The Language of Loss: Writing at the Intersection of Literature and Philosophy