Judith Campagne

Biography

Judith Campagne (1999) is a doctoral researcher in political philosophy at the Free University of Brussels (VUB). 

In her research she starts from the works of Hannah Arendt, focusing on the political and ethical impetus of ‘natality’. In light of this she questions visions of futurity and forms of power in and around big data technologies. She especially relates this to critical refusals, drawing inspiration from, among other things, queer theory and the arts. 

Judith has an interdisciplinary background with a BA in Liberal Arts and Sciences (Maastricht University) and an MA in Philosophy (KU Leuven).

Keywords

social and political philosophy - Hannah Arendt - technology - critical refusals

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