Serena Parekh

À propos de l'auteur

Serena Parekh is a prominent philosopher known for her contributions to feminist ethics, human rights, and the ethics surrounding forced displacement. Her work critically examines how modernity, especially as articulated by figures like Hannah Arendt, shapes our understanding of moral responsibilities towards refugees and marginalized groups. Parekh's scholarship is deeply engaged with the complexities of global ethics, emphasizing the need for an inclusive approach that acknowledges diverse perspectives and experiences.

As an advocate for social justice, she explores the intersection of gender, displacement, and ethical theory. Parekh’s writings challenge traditional paradigms, urging a reevaluation of how ethical frameworks can better serve those most affected by global injustices. Through her academic endeavors, she aims to foster a deeper understanding of the ethical implications of contemporary issues such as migration and human rights, making her a significant voice in modern philosophical discourse.