ShoshanaMcIntoshTeaching AssistantPhilosophy and ReligionGraduate StudentShoshanaMcIntosh@my.unt.edu

Graduate StudentPhilosophy and Religion B.A. English with minors in Dance and Asian Studies, Western Michigan University M.A. Art Education, University of North Texas Interests: Environment Ethics, Critical Animal Studies, Multi-species Justice, Ecofeminism, Embodiment, Posthuman Phenomenology, Philosophy of Education Shoshana McIntosh is a PhD student and Teaching Fellow in the Philosophy and Religion department at UNT. Her research centers around the relations between humans and other-than-humans particularly in education, aesthetics, and ethics. She focuses on the role of embodiment in forming these relations and how care-based and justice-oriented embodied theories and practices can help build a more equitable multi-species community. Shoshana is also a K-12 educator passionate about creating and implementing radical multi-species pedagogies and has been doing philosophy with young people in North Texas since 2018.  She is a recipient of the 2024-2025 PLATO graduate fellowship which funds her work with public school students.