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Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics, University of Tasmania

Anya is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics in the School of Humanities, University of Tasmania. Anya’s research interests are wide-ranging. She investigates the intersections of phenomenology with philosophy of mind, ethics, the philosophy of perception, aesthetics, the philosophy of psychiatry, embodied and social cognition, enactivism and Buddhist Philosophy.

She has published in ethics, aesthetics, philosophy of psychiatry, feminism, social cognition, philosophy of psychology, philosophy of perception, ontology and animal ethics.

For my publications - please see my UTAS profile
https://www.utas.edu.au/profiles/staff/philosophy-and-gender-studies/anya-daly

Experience

  • –present
    Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics, University of Tasmania

Education

  • 2012 
    Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne et University of Melbourne, Doctorat/ Ph.D en cotutelle

Publications

  • 2023
    Please see my ORCID Profile, Please see my ORCID profile

Grants and Contracts

  • 2022
     2022 Humanities Strategic Grant, to establish the EthicsLAB with Associate Professor Frederic Gilbert, University of Tasmania, Australia. $AU20,000
    Role:
    Co-lead
    Funding Source:
    School of Humanities, University of Tasmania
  • 2019
     Travel expenses award for LUMA Days #3, Arles France. €2, 350
    Role:
    Invited speaker
    Funding Source:
    Luma Foundation, France
  • 2019
     Travel award for conference, E-Approaches to Social Difference and Disparity, University of Wollongong, from the Australian Research Council Discovery Project, Constructing Social Hierarchy, Philosophy Department, University of Melbourne. $A475 (€302)
    Role:
    Invited speaker
    Funding Source:
    University of Melbourne
  • 2018
     Funding grants for ‘The Inhuman Gaze’ Paris conference €15, 702.00
    Role:
    Principal Organiser
    Funding Source:
    University College Dublin and the Irish Research Council
  • 2017
     July 2017 – Fees, travel and accommodation grant for the summer school and conference – Mind, Value and Mental Health: Philosophy and Psychiatry, Oxford University, £1,800.00 (€2, 240)
    Role:
    Invited Speaker
    Funding Source:
    Oxford University
  • 2017
     March 2017 – Travel and accommodation grant - Spring School, University of Ruhr-Bochum, Social Cognition, Empathy and Joint Action, €250.00
    Role:
    Presenter
    Funding Source:
    University of Ruhr-Bochum
  • 2016
     2016-2018, Irish Research Council Fellowship, University College Dublin, Ireland. Grant ID: GOIPD/2016/273. €90, 849.00
    Role:
    IRC Research Fellow
    Funding Source:
    Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences
  • 2014
     2014 Conference fee grant for the International Symposium for Contemplative Studies, Mind and Life Institute, Boston, The Hershey Family Foundation, $US375 (€333)
    Role:
    Presenter
    Funding Source:
    Hershey family Foundation
  • 2014
     2014 Travel Grant for the 33rd Spindel Conference, University of Memphis – Alternative Models of the Mind, from Professor Shaun Gallagher’s Humboldt Fellowship: Anneliese Maier Research Award, €500
    Role:
    Presenter
    Funding Source:
    Professor Shaun Gallagher’s Humboldt Fellowship: Anneliese Maier Research Award
  • 2009
     2009 – 2010 A.T.E.R. – Attaché Temporaire d’Enseignement & Recherche (competitive Teaching & Research Fellowship) Undergrad. & Masters, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France € 1 684.93 pm, €20, 208.00 an
    Role:
    Research Fellow/ ATER
    Funding Source:
    CNRS, France

Professional Memberships

  •  Member of the Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), University of Tasmania (2023- ongoing)  Australasian College of Paramedicine – Associate Member (2022 – ongoing)  International Association for Youth Mental Health (2017 – ongoing)  Philosophical Engagement in Public Life (PEiPL, Australia)  History and Philosophy of Mental Health Reading Group (Dublin, 2017-2018)  Society for Women in Philosophy Ireland (2016-2018)  Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy  Australasian Association of Philosophy  Australasian Society for Affective and Cognitive Neuroscience  Virtual Reality Meetups Network  History and Philosophy of Psychiatry Reading Group (Melbourne, 2015-2016)