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Aylon Cohen is a Departmental Lecturer in Feminist Political Theory at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Political Theory Network and University College. He holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Chicago, an MPhil in Politics from Oxford, and a BA from the University of British Columbia.
His research focuses on the intersection of queer-feminist theory with early modern political history. His current book project examines the historical evolution of fraternity and sodomy as co-constitutive symbols of democratic equality in Early Modern England. This work traces how gender and sexuality discourses reshaped democratic ideals post-1688 English Revolution, centering on heterosexual manhood as a model of equality.
Cohen teaches undergraduate courses on Feminist Political Theory and a graduate seminar titled 'Feminism and the Future,' exploring contemporary issues like capitalism, technology, and solidarity through feminist thought. His publications span journals like Modern Intellectual History and Contemporary Political Theory, addressing themes of sovereignty, affective politics, and non-human resistance.
He maintains an active academic presence through his website and Twitter account, and his office is located in Room 185, DPIR, Manor Road Building, Oxford.
