Nora Fulton

is a SSHRC-funded doctoral candidate in literary studies at Concordia University, and the author of several collections of poetry. For the last decade she has lived in Montréal, Québec, Canada. Her scholarly research investigates philosophical treatments of the event, and the special relationship these treatments have had with poetry, with a particular focus on the way such a relationship models sexual difference and the sexed capacity for change. Her poetic production is indebted to traditions of avant-garde, conceptual, and feminist writing.

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Academic Publications

“Number and Identity in Monique Wittig’s The Lesbian Body,” Journal of Lesbian Studies, FORTHCOMING

“Language and Truth in Laura (Riding) Jackson’s Rational Meaning,” Textual Practice, FORTHCOMING

“Mirages of Transition: Derrida and Malabou’s Search for a Heideggerian Sex ,” Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 2024

“Alladine and Ariadne: The Place of Woman in Badiouan Ontology,” Diacritics, 2021

“Ontology for Edgelords,” Radical Philosophy, 2019 [Review]


Academic Positions

Coordinator, Centre for Expanded Poetics, 2018-2023

Managing Editor, Modernism/modernity, 2020-2022

Sessional Instructor, Concordia University, 2018-2021


Selected Academic Events

Panelist, Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy Annual Conference, Toronto, 2023

Lecture, Kant and the Untimely Imagination Symposium, Zagreb, 2023

Panelist, Film and Media Studies Association of Canada Annual Conference, Toronto, 2023

Seminar, Sex Negativity Research Group, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 2023

Panelist, Northeastern Modern Language Association Annual Conference, Baltimore 2022

Panelist, American Comparative Literature Association Annual Conference, Online, 2022

Panelist, Women in Theory Symposium, Online, 2020