SUPRIYA SUBRAMANI
Interested in ethics, embodied emotions, politics of knowledge and situated epistemologies. My work critically examines structural injustice in health, disrespect/othering, the ethics of belonging, and the intersections of paternalism, respect, and agency.
My ongoing projects are concerned with how emotions, moral epistemology and everyday indignities influence one’s moral self; and how power is negotiated and challenged by individuals (patients; immigrants) in interpersonal interactions and institutions, particularly in healthcare spaces.
Lecturer @Sydney Health Ethics, University of Sydney
Lecturer @Sydney Health Ethics, University of Sydney
Research Approaches
Research Approaches
Critical Philosophical Ethnography and Phenomenology; Situated Epistemologies
Current Working Concepts
Current Working Concepts
(Dis)respect, Humiliation, Ethics of Belonging, Reflexivity