# Kathryn Norlock
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kathryn norlock (born 1969) is the inaugural Kenneth Mark Drain Endowed Chair in Ethics, the Chair of the Department of Philosophy, an affiliated faculty member in Sustainability Studies, and an associated faculty member in Gender and Women's Studies at Trent University.
== Education and career ==
Norlock received a bachelor's in political science from Northern Illinois University in 1992, and earned her master's and doctorate in philosophy from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1999 and 2001, respectively.Norlock was appointed the inaugural Kenneth Mark Drain Chair at Trent University in 2010, and has chaired Trent's philosophy department since 2012. Before coming to Trent, Norlock held appointments at St.
Freedom Center Talks: Kathryn Norlock-Struggles are Perpetual
Kathryn Norlock is the inaugural Kenneth Mark Drain Endowed Chair in Ethics, Full Professor the Department of Philosophy, an affiliated faculty member in Sustainability Studies, and an associated faculty member in Gender and Women's Studies at Trent University.
Prof Kathryn Norlock - Miscarriage Reproductive Loss and Fetal Death
Miscarriage, Reproductive Loss and Fetal Death - Professor Kathryn Norlock discusses how statistically a very high rate of pregnancies end in miscarriage so it's a fairly common occurrence, however it is seldom discussed, and about the connection of the legal status of the fetus, also how philosoph…
Prof Kathryn Norlock - Part 2 Miscarriage, Reproductive Loss and Fetal Death
Part 2 Miscarriage, Reproductive Loss and Fetal Death - Professor Kathryn Norlock discusses, what miscarriage and person denying is, how the ways in which experiences of miscarriage are shaped by social scripts and narrative sharing spaces and gives a philosophical account of pregnancy.
Episode 2 - Philosophy with Professor Kathryn Norlock
Professor Norlock talks about how she became a philosopher, ethics, virtues and vices, utilitarianism, video games, and more.
Intro and outro music credit to LEMMiNO: youtu.be/I2O7blSSzpI?t=318
Ontario Morning Podcast - Tuesday November 2, 2021
COP26 is underway in Glasgow, Scotland but the Presidents of both China and Russia will not be at the table. How will that effect the international effort to come to an agreement on reducing greenhouse gases?We ask international affairs expert Colin Robertson; Ellen White is a private investigator …
What Comes Before and After Feminism? with Dr. Kathryn Norlock
McConnell Center welcomes Dr Kathryn Norlock to discuss "What Comes Before and After Feminism?"
Dr Kathryn Norlock is a professor of philosophy at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, and the Kenneth Mark Drain Chair in Ethics, as well as Acting Chair (for 2022-2023) in Gender and Social…
Being Dismissed
What happens when your anger is dismissed as “bitter,” “dramatic,” or “too emotional”? In this inaugural episode of thinking bodies, Anna Mudde and Kristin Rodier dig into Sue Campbell’s iconic article, “Being Dismissed: The Politics of Emotional Expression” (1994).
With insights from Ami Harbin, …
My First PhD babies: Fanon, Violence, Ethics and Perpetual Struggle
Well hey everyone. Happy '25.
In this episode, I monologue for a bit on the first babies of my PhD-- the research papers I worked on in my first term.
There is still work to be done on them, and these are all overviews, but I hope you, at the very least, find them interesting.
I talk abou…
Is it actually better for us to forgive - and forget?
You’ve probably heard the phrase… “It’s better to forgive and forget.”
And maybe we take that to heart and try to live our lives accordingly.
But is it actually BETTER for us to forgive and forget a wrong that’s been done to us? Forgiveness can be a very difficult thing to do. And to forget may …
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