Rose M Cherubin

Rose M Cherubin is a Professor at George Mason University in the Department of Women and Gender Studies. Her academic work bridges Ancient Philosophy, Metaphysics, Epistemology, and African American Philosophy.

• B.A., The School of Visual Arts
• Ph.D., City University of New York Graduate Center

Her research focuses on the intersection of pre-Socratic thought, gender theory, and race philosophy. She is currently working on a book manuscript analyzing Parmenides’ poetic and metaphysical contributions, emphasizing decolonizing approaches and non-dualistic frameworks.

Key publications include studies on Parmenides’ fragments, Alain Locke’s cultural philosophy, and Aristotle’s concepts of explanation. Her work often explores how classical philosophical ideas influence or conflict with modern epistemological and ethical debates, particularly regarding race and gender.

Contact: rcherubi@gmu.edu | Phone: 703.993.1332 | Office: Horizon Hall 6258