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Ingvild Torsen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Oslo. Her work bridges Heideggerian phenomenology, philosophical aesthetics, and feminist philosophy.
- Education: PhD from Boston University, cand. philol. from University of Oslo
- Previous Positions: Assistant Professor at Florida International University, Visiting Assistant Professor at Marquette University
Research interests focus on Heidegger and Kant's aesthetics, modernism as a philosophical-artistic problematic, and feminist engagements with continental philosophy. She regularly teaches courses on continental philosophy, philosophical aesthetics, and feminist philosophy at both MA and BA levels.
Her publications span Heidegger's interpretation of art and existence (2014-2024), Hegel's aesthetics in relation to modern painting, and the persistence of the body in sculpture. Keywords across her work include Heidegger, Hegel, phenomenology, modernism, and embodied art practices.
