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Gwendalynn
Roebke
Research Interests
I have quite a few research interests (to put it lightly). As I continue to develop and refine my dissertation project, these interests will be preserved as I weave them together. As an interdisciplinary scholar who has always been drawn to expansive questions, I find there are more connections between fields than we care to readily admit.
All that said, below are my main philosophical "buckets".
Social Epistemology
Philosophy
of Action
Philosophy of Mind

Current Themes of Interest to Me
Aside from my limited buckets, my work moves between a lot of different conversations and concepts. Here are the main ones I am concerned with right now.
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Cognitive science and Social Psychology
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Affect
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Philosophy of Action in step with Philosophy of Mind: assigning culpability and blameworthiness while looking at marginalized people’s responses in instances of learned helplessness and trauma
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Anti-Colonialism and Philosophy of Liberation
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Narrative Theory and Poetics
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Social Epistemology and constructions of knowledge of identity/self
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Active apathy as an act of survival: why social movements fail and what they face
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Latin American (specifically the Caribbean) and Middle Eastern Philosophy
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