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I hold a PhD in Philosophy (2011) and an MSW (2014) from Wilfrid Laurier University, and completed a postdoctoral fellowship (2016) at the Gray Centre for Leadership Ethics at Rhodes University in South Africa. Beyond academia, I have worked as a newspaper reporter and as a hospital clinical ethicist.
I have two main areas of research: medical ethics and the philosophy of disability. And I am currently working on a project on moral distress as a form of disability justice.
- Landry, Christinia. “’Home to Fail’ Discharges: A Question of Motivation.” Canadian Journal of Bioethics. (2023)
- Landry, Christinia. “Disclosure and the Gendered Gaze in Simone de Beauvoir’s Ethics,” in Perception and the Inhuman Gaze: Perspectives from Philosophy, Phenomenology and the Sciences. (2020)
- Landry, Christinia and Olivia Landry. "Torlasco’s 'Philosophy in the Kitchen:' Image, Domestic Labor, and the Gendered Embodiment of Time." New Review of Film and Television Studies. (2019)
- Landry, Christinia and Sara Cohen Shabot (eds). Rethinking Feminist Phenomenology: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives. (2018)
- Landry, Christinia. "Towards a Feminist Phenomenological Ethics" in Rethinking Feminist Phenomenology: Theoretical and Applied Perspectives. (2018)
- Landry, Christinia. "Not Knowing the 'Right Thing to Do:' Moral Distress and Tolerating Uncertainty in Medicine." Clinical Ethics. (2017)
- Landry, Christinia. "Bridging Communities: Rethinking the Intersection of Social Capital and Power." Canadian Journal of Native Studies. (2016)
- Landry, Christinia and Christine Daigle. “Struggling with an Existential Ethics: Sartre and Beauvoir on the Ethical Implications of Transcendence." PhaenEx. (2013)
- PP207: Ethical Theories
- PP217: Medical Ethics
- PP219: Feminist Philosophy
- PP233: Sex, Love, and Friendship
- PP420: Philosophy of Disability
Contact Info:
T: 519-635-3366
Office location: Peters 338
Office hours: Please see course syllabi
Languages spoken: English