Jodie McNeilly

Jodie McNeilly is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the School of Philosophy, Faculty of Theology and Philosophy. Her research focuses on phenomenology, particularly exploring the intersections of belief, time, and movement in philosophical frameworks. Key topics include Husserlian phenomenology, temporalization in performance, and embodied movement theory. She has contributed to journals like Journal of Speculative Philosophy and Body and Society, and co-edited the book Performance and Temporalisation: Time Happens (2015). No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided text.

Her academic work bridges existential themes with contemporary philosophical debates, emphasizing the noematic dimensions of belief and the temporal dynamics of human experience. Recent publications analyze Husserl’s concepts of faith and doubt, while her collaborative book explores time’s role in performance studies.