Single author
2. [title redacted], revisions in progress
1. "Ambivalences of Trans Recognition," Hypatia Volume 40 , Issue 2 , Spring 2025 , pp. 269 - 289 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/hyp.2024.61 Download paper
I discuss this paper on New Work in Philosophy.
1. "Ambivalences of Trans Recognition," Hypatia Volume 40 , Issue 2 , Spring 2025 , pp. 269 - 289 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/hyp.2024.61 Download paper
I discuss this paper on New Work in Philosophy.
Collaborative
2. "On Trans Philosophy's Methods: A Roundtable," co-authored with Blas Radi, Sofie Vlaad, and Rowan Bell, Transgender Studies Quarterly, 13(2): 228-245. 2026.
1. “Teaching and Learning Indigenous Philosophy in Viral Times: Personal and Pedagogical Reflections on how to Teach 'Indigenous Philosophy'” co-authored with Wayne Wapeemukwa and Eduardo Mendieta, Teaching Philosophy Vol. 46 No. 2
1. “Teaching and Learning Indigenous Philosophy in Viral Times: Personal and Pedagogical Reflections on how to Teach 'Indigenous Philosophy'” co-authored with Wayne Wapeemukwa and Eduardo Mendieta, Teaching Philosophy Vol. 46 No. 2
Book reviews
2. Talia Mae Bettcher, Beyond Personhood: An Essay in Trans Philosophy, Constellations: Critical & Democratic Theory Journal, 2026.
1. Cameron Awkward-Rich, The Terrible We: Thinking With Trans Maladjustment, Symposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy/Revue canadienne de philosophie continentale 28, 2024.
1. Cameron Awkward-Rich, The Terrible We: Thinking With Trans Maladjustment, Symposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy/Revue canadienne de philosophie continentale 28, 2024.
Selected works in progress
5. A paper on the relationship between having needs and appropriating humanity in Caribbean philosophy
4. A paper refuting the supposed neoliberal quality of nonbinary gender *
3. A paper on the social performativity of need claims
2. A paper on compassion and humanitarianism *
1. A paper on caring desires and reasons for caring action *
* Email me for a draft!
4. A paper refuting the supposed neoliberal quality of nonbinary gender *
3. A paper on the social performativity of need claims
2. A paper on compassion and humanitarianism *
1. A paper on caring desires and reasons for caring action *
* Email me for a draft!
Public philosophy
2. "Trans Needs Now" published in the Blog of the APA, August 10, 2023
What do trans people need? And how does what we need transform our understanding of human needs? I argue that the present moment contains the potential to bring to light the legitimacy of greater agency and creativity in the development and satisfaction of our needs.
1. “Being An Ally Online” published in the Blog of the APA, March 22, 2021
This public philosophy text examines the difficulties of being an online ally by dwelling on the invulnerability that aspirational allies often fall into, under the pressure of rapidly but unreflectively responding to social and political crises.
What do trans people need? And how does what we need transform our understanding of human needs? I argue that the present moment contains the potential to bring to light the legitimacy of greater agency and creativity in the development and satisfaction of our needs.
1. “Being An Ally Online” published in the Blog of the APA, March 22, 2021
This public philosophy text examines the difficulties of being an online ally by dwelling on the invulnerability that aspirational allies often fall into, under the pressure of rapidly but unreflectively responding to social and political crises.
Book reviews
1. Cameron Awkward-Rich, The Terrible We: Thinking with Trans Maladjustment, Symposium - Canadian Society for Continental Philosophy