Dr Calum Neill
| Biography | Calum Neill is a leading figure in the world of Lacanian theory, with particular expertise in ethics, discourse and subjectivity. He is the author of three groundbreaking books, co-editor of the Reading Lacan's Ecrits three volume collection and the editor of The Palgrave Lacan Series. He is also the founder and director of Lacan In Scotland, a research group which hosts monthly public seminars. Calum is the University's Professorial Leader for Research Degrees, convening the University's Research Degrees Committee and co-ordinating research degrees provision across the institution. He supervises PhDs in psychoanalytic and related theory. |
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| Research Interests | Calum's primary fields of expertise are ethics, psychoanalysis and discourse analysis. A key focus of his work is rendering complex ideas accessible. |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | Lacanian theory Psychoanalytic theory Continental Philosophy Identity Politics Gender Identity Social Justice Contemporary Poetry Discourse Analysis |