Lealle Ruhl
Lealle Ruhl received her graduate degree from York University's Programme in Social and Political Thought. Her teaching reflects the heterogeneity of her graduate work: her interests include international relations, political theory and social philosophy, legal theory and criticism, and feminist theory. She has published articles on legal criticism and pregnancy, responsibilisation and risk in pregnancy, critiques of liberalism, and feminist theory. Teaching is a main priority for her, and she is a regular instructor in Langara College's department of Political Science and the Peace and Conflict Studies Programme. Teaching in the SFU Continuing Studies Seniors Program is an on-going pleasure, as it is here that she can fully achieve the inter-active classroom that is her ideal, with an emphasis on engaged debate and discussion.
Courses and lectures:
Previously taught:
Hot Topics: Current Events in a Global Perspective (September 2007; January 2007; September 2006; May 2005; January 2005)
Understanding International Relations (May 2004)
Twentieth Century Radical Political Thought (September 2003)
Contemporary Ideologies (January 2003)
The On-Going Revolution: Feminist Social Thought in the West (September 2002)
Key Thinkers in Western Political Thought (January 2002)
Aboriginal Politics in Canada (May 2001)
Politics and Ethics: What’s ethics got to do with it? (September 1999)