“Embodied Ambiguity: Towards a Critical Phenomenology of Illness”
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1415 Kincaid Street, Eugene, OR 97403
https://ohc.uoregon.edu/calendar_event/embodied-ambiguity-towards-a-critical-phenomenology-of-illness/Sarah McLay, PhD candidate, Philosophy and 2022–23 OHC Dissertation Fellow.
My dissertation, exploring the relationship between bodies, values, and society, offers a philosophical framework for making sense of the lived experience of illness. Working at the intersections of phenomenology and critical disability studies, I develop a critical phenomenology of illness; that is, a non-normate or crip analysis of ill bodies that moves beyond ableist frameworks of illness, health, healing, and life.
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