Graduate Student, Philosophy
Lecturer
Maggie Little
About
My dissertation research focuses on the ethics and prudential rationality of body-transforming medical interventions such as surgeries to grant new capacities to people with disabilities, sex reassignment surgery, and limb amputation surgery for people with BIID.
My other research interests include: Merleau-Ponty, the McDowell-Dreyfus non-conceptual content debate, reflective equilibrium and moral epistemology, personal identity, the definition of death, and philosophy science.
I am currently teaching a graduate seminar on Bioethical Theory at the Biomedical Ethics Unit of McGill University.
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