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Notes on Contributors

SARA COHEN SHABOT is an associate professor (senior lecturer), and chair of the Women’s and Gender Studies Program at the University of Haifa. She specializes in phenomenology, feminist philosophy, and philosophies of the body. Her present research and publications address feminist philosophical perspectives on childbirth and the maternal embodied subject. She has published several papers on feminist phenomenology, for instance on Beauvoir’s concept of freedom and the erotic body in Feminist Theory (2016), on the phenomenology of childbirth pain in The European Journal of Women’s Studies (2015), and on Obstetric Violence as gender violence in Human Studies (2016). (scohensh@univ.haifa.ac.il)