Kristin Rodier

My current writing explores a critical phenomenology of the body that intersects fatness, gender, ability, and race. My research is grounded in feminist philosophy and investigates changing selfhood in light of time, habit, and gender oppression—especially as it relates to the fat body. I also write on sexual violence against fat people, fat temporality, and Simone de Beauvoir. I have a second research program in the scholarship of teaching and learning, focusing on how e-learning interventions and universal design can foster positive academic integrity cultures.