SUPRIYA SUBRAMANI
SUPRIYA SUBRAMANI
My research explores morality, behavior, and attitudes in healthcare contexts. I employ ethnographic and phenomenological methods, taking an interdisciplinary approach to study moral emotions, such as humiliation, and moral concepts, including respect, othering, and belonging. My work is deeply informed by anti-caste and anti-racist philosophy. Currently, my projects focus on migrant health and belonging, chronic pain, and epistemological and methodological questions concerning the relationship between emotions, the self, the other, and knowledge production.
Asst. Prof/Lecturer @ University of Sydney
Critical Philosophical Ethnography and Phenomenology; Situated Epistemologies
(Dis)respect, Humiliation, Ethics of Belonging, Reflexivity