Annie Ring
Publications
Publications
Invited Articles:
· Under review for a special issue: co-authored with Beata Stawarska, “Black Speaking Subjects: Frantz Fanon’s Critique of Coloniality of Language in Maurice Merleau-Ponty’s Phenomenology.” Histoire Épistemologie Langage (History Epistemology Language).
· In production: "Colonialism and Cleanliness: A Feminist and Anticolonial Critique of the Whiteness as Cleanliness Praxis." Center for the Study of Women in Society 2022 Annual Review.
· “Nature as Interlocutor: Dialogues with Our Landscapes.” EPIS Journal of Psychoanalysis, Phenomenology & Critical Theory 1 (2018): 43–67.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles:
· Under review: “A Critique of the Whiteness as Cleanliness Mythology”
· In production: "Fanon & Soap Advertising: The Colonial Mythology of Cleanliness." CLR James Journal 2022.
· In production: "The Art of Interpreting Landscapes: Nature Teaching Itself Through Its Own Expression." Analecta Hermeneutica 2022.
Chapters:
· Contributing author, "Chapter 2: Conceptualizing the diverse values of nature and their contributions to people," In: Methodological Assessment Report of the Diverse Values and Valuation of Nature of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), Bonn, Germany, 2022, https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6493134
Blog Posts:
· “A Critique of the Colonial Cleanliness Crusade,” American Philosophical Association, Women in Philosophy Blog Post, November 3 2021, https://blog.apaonline.org/2021/11/03/a-critique-of-the-colonial-cleanl…
Book Reviews:
· Book review of Philosophy in the American West: A Geography of Thought, ed. Josh Hayes, Gerard Kuperus, and Brian Treanor, Environmental Philosophy, Fall 2021.
Datasets, Assessment Reports, and Literature Reviews:
· Literature Review project member and researcher, Ch. 2 Systematic review of Indigenous and local knowledge and philosophies, IPBES values assessment 2.2, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4396278
· Literature Review project member and researcher, Ch. 2 Systematic review of value types in academic literature, IPBES values assessment 2.3, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4396289
Honors and Awards
Fellowships, Awards, Prizes, and Grants
· 2022-2023 University of Oregon Starr Scholarship Fund, funding amount: $3,600
· 2022 Baird Society Resident Scholar, Smithsonian Libraries and Archives, Special Collections, “Whiteness as Cleanliness: A Genealogical Investigation into Cleanliness Practices Shaped By Race, Class, and Gender Discrimination” (Delayed due to COVID-19, tentative forthcoming residence: June-August 2023), funding amount: $10,500
· 2021-2022 Paideia Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, University of Oregon, Philosophy Undergraduate Studies Committee, funding amount: $300
· 2022 American Philosophical Association, “Mentoring the Mentors Workshop” participant, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funding amount: $850
· 2022 Center for the Study of Women in Society Travel Grant, funding amount: $300
· 2021 Best Graduate Student Essay International Association for Environmental Philosophy, “Soap and the Skin Microbiome: Towards an Environmental Ethic of Cleanliness Practices,” funding amount: $300
· 2021-2022 Undergraduate Education and Student Success UO Common Reading Award, awarded for developing and teaching the teaching guide for Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass, funding amount: $250
· 2021-2022 Joseph K. Starr Scholarship, University of Oregon, funding amount: $3,000
· 2021 Philosophy Matters Prize, “Fanon & Soap Advertising: Colonial Mythologies of Cleanliness,” funding amount: $300
· 2021 Center for the Study of Women in Society Graduate Student Research Grant, University of Oregon, funding amount: $3,000
· 2021 Understories Writers’ Workshop awardee, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation & University of Oregon Center for Environmental Futures
· 2021 WriteNow Summer Session Scholarship recipient, University of Oregon Graduate School
· 2018-2019 First Year Fellowship, University of Oregon Graduate School, funding amount worth $46,660
· 2019 Creating Change Scholarship, University of Oregon LGBTESS
· 2016-2018 Peter Tripp Scholarship, Gonzaga University, funding amount worth $15,045
· 2017 and 2018 CURCI Scholarship, Gonzaga University, funding amount: $1,000
· 2017 Graduate Student Council Travel Grant, Gonzaga University, funding amount: $500
· 2015 Graduated Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa from University of Denver
· 2011-2013, 2014-2015 Dean’s List, University of Denver
· 2011-2012 Hornbeck Scholar, University of Denver
Teaching
PHIL 315: Introduction to Feminist Philosophy
PHIL 130: Philosophy and Popular Culture
PHL/WGS 312: Feminist Philosophy
PHIL 340: Environmental Philosophy
PHIL 101: Philosophical Problems