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Suki Finn
Suki Finn is a lecturer of Gender Studies at Royal Holloway University, specializing in feminist and queer theory, critical socio-legal theory, bioethics, (meta)metaphysics, the epistemology of logic, the philosophy of science, and science and technology studies. Finn is co-Director of the Society for Women in Philosophy UK, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and on the Council for the Royal Institute of Philosophy.
Suki Finn is a lecturer of Gender Studies at Royal Holloway University, specializing in feminist and queer theory, critical socio-legal theory, bioethics, (meta)metaphysics, the epistemology of logic, the philosophy of science, and science and technology studies. Finn is co-Director of the Society for Women in Philosophy UK, a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and on the Council for the Royal Institute of Philosophy.
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