- 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
Stephanie has a keen interest in what constitutes knowledge, but more to the point, how can we bring that which is fundamental, closer to us. Her work brings us closer to questions such as: What are we doing when we are conceiving of knowledge? What gets to be seen? What gets to appear? How can we open up knowledge in a way that does not cover over knowings? Her lectures explore ways of knowings that considers livedness of experience, feelings as a genuine mode of givenness, temporal dialogues, listening from diasporic ontological fields, writing as a form, metaphoric iterations, and dreaming.
Stephanie also enjoys delivering Black Feminist philosophy listening sessions.
Publications
For details of all my research outputs, visit my WestminsterResearch profile.