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Neil McArthur

Professor of Philosophy

I am Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of Manitoba. You can find out more about the Ethics Centre here. I teach courses on Philosophy of Law, Philosophy and Sexuality, and the Philosophy of Human Rights.

I grew up in Regina, Saskatchewan. I attended McGill University and the University of Western Ontario (sic) before doing my Ph.D.at the University of Southern California. I have worked for the Government of Canada, where I served as a policy advisor to the Privy Council.

I am Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of Manitoba. I teach courses on Philosophy of Law, Philosophy and Sexuality, and the Philosophy of Human Rights.

I grew up in Regina, Saskatchewan. I attended McGill University and the University of Western Ontario (sic) before doing my Ph.D.at the University of Southern California. I have worked for the Government of Canada, where I served as a policy advisor to the Privy Council.

Research

Books and articles on sexual ethics and on the history of philosophy

Digisexuality

My work on the emergence of a new sexual identity

Journalism

My work for VICE, the Guardian, and other outlets. Topics include LGBTQ rights, alternative sexualities

Creative

My film, theatre and performance art productions

Interviews

Interviews with me and media coverage of my research

Blog

Moral Lust