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Research Interests

Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Education

Biography

• B.A. (Liberal Studies), St. Mary’s University
• MA (Philosophy), University of Calgary

Darren’s research is focused on philosophy of education with an emphasis on political philosophy, narrative, and history education. His dissertation investigates the liberal conception of autonomy, as it has been applied to grade-school education. In this project, he asks whether autonomy could be reformulated to more adequately reflect a student’s narrative-based conceptions of self, motivation, meaningfulness, etc. Apart from his work in philosophy, Darren enjoys biking in the wilderness with his daughter.

Research Interests

Animal Politics, Feminist Theory, Disability Studies, Animal Rights Law, Care Ethics. 

Research Interests

Bioethics, Philosophy of Psychiatry, Moral Philosophy, Pragmatism

Biography

• B.A., Honours (Philosophy), York University
• B.Sc., Honours (Life Sciences), McMaster University

Education:

• BA (Hons.) in Philosophy at McGill University
• MA in Philosophy at Western University

Publications:

• "" Journal of Social Philosophy (Early View). doi.org/10.1111/josp.12601.
• "" Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 30, no. 5 (2025): 673-696. doi.org/10.26556/jesp.v30i5.3371.
• "" Canadian Journal of Practical Philosophy 7, no. 1 (2021): 1-19. doi.org/10.22329/cjpp.v7i1.8208.

Research Interests (General): Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Normative Ethics

Research Interests (Specific): My research in political philosophy concerns the role and legitimacy of political boundaries across three domains: democracy, territorial rights, and global justice.

My research in social philosophy concerns the social ontology that underpins the exercise of collective autonomy. My research in normative ethics concerns relational normativity and, more specifically, the ethics of advisory relationships.

Research Interests

Ancient Philosophy (especially Stoicism), Ethics, Moral Education

Biography

• Ph.D. (Philosophy), ���˴�Ƭ
  • Dissertation: Theory and Training in Epictetus’ Program of Moral Education
  • Committee: Jon Miller (Chair), Brad Inwood, Bernard Kavanaugh, Daryn Lehoux, Elliot Paul
• M.A. (Philosophy), Carleton University
• B.A., Honours (Philosophy), Carleton University

Michael’s research focusses on ancient philosophy, specifically moral education in the Stoics. He is also interested in the Hellenistic conception of philosophy as a way of life, which is to be practiced in order to achieve virtue and happiness, and the conception of philosophy as a skill or craft. His work has appeared venues such as Apeiron: A Journal for Ancient Philosophy and Science and Journal of Ancient Philosophy.

Beyond philosophy, Michael is passionate about martial arts and competes regularly in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and wrestling. His academic work and its connection to his athletics are the focuses of .

Publications

• “Digestion and Moral Progress in Epictetus”, Journal of Ancient Philosophy 13(1), 100-119, 2019.
• “Akrasia in Epictetus: A Comparison with Aristotle”, Apeiron 53(4), 397-417, 2020.
• “”, in The Philosophy of Mixed Martial Arts, Routledge. Ed. Jason Holt and Marc Ramsay. 2021. Pg.122-133.
• “”,&�Բ�����;The Journal of the Philosophy of Sport. 2021.

Research Interests

Philosophical Anthropology, Systematic Philosophy, Hermeneutical Phenomenology (Heidegger, Gadamer, Ricoueur), Metaphysics, Metaethics, Philosophy of Action, Philosophy of Mind.

Biography

• B.A., Honours (Political Science & Philosophy), Laurentian University
• M.A. Philosophy, Queens University

My interests are united by my interest in developing a Structural-Systematic Account of what the Human being is, particularly in conversation with Heidegger and the phenomenological tradition. This project is concerned with what Humans are and what Humans do, and so takes interest in a broad variety of philosophical literature to approach these questions. In addition to this main project, I also work on specific issues within the history of phenomenology, as well as in contemporary metaphysics, metaethics and philosophies of mind and action.

Research Interests

Continental Philosophy, Existentialism, Phenomenology, Hermeneutics, Political Theory

Biography

• B.A., Honours (Philosophy), King’s University College
• M.A. (Theory and Criticism), Western University

Joshua’s work is rooted in the continental tradition, specifically the areas of existentialism, phenomenology, and hermeneutics. He received a B.A. in Philosophy from King’s University College, and an M.A. in Theory and Criticism from Western University. His master’s thesis explored the theme of questioning in Martin Heidegger’s Being and Time. At Queen's, Joshua’s work focuses on the political thinker Hannah Arendt. Specifically, he is interested in piecing together an Arendtian account of the imagination as “the source of action,” exploring both its creative and destructive political implications.

Publications

“Hannah Arendt and the Free Press” (2021) in the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists series at Springer.