- Centre for the Study of Democracy
- Homelands
About me
Stephanie Ifill is a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Westminster. She is the awardee of the University of Westminster’s Quintin Hogg PhD Studentship in Politics and the recipient of the PhD PSA Diverse Voices Scholarship. Stephanie’s work is a political onto-epistemology of becoming, of coming to voice. Her philosophy, characterised as a profound act of “languaging,” courageously articulates from the intricacies of her entangled terrain.
Stephanie Ifill is warmly immersed in contemplation and writing.
Teaching
Her extensive knowledge spans diverse topics, delving into areas such as the possibility of knowledge, lived experiences and theorisation, the interplay of affect, feeling, and thinking, exploration of race and space, temporal time considerations, the opening of Black feminist thought and Europe, as well as critical phenomenology and epistemic in/visibility.
As a lecturer, she adeptly guides thought through a comprehensive exploration of core critical theories, essential concepts, and varied perspectives within the realms of existential philosophy, political epistemology, international relations, and global politics. Her lectures and discussions provide valuable insights into these crucial areas of inquiry.
Publications
For details of all my research outputs, visit my WestminsterResearch profile.