Recent CoursesEthics And Morality
Global Philosophy
Introduction To Philosophy
Philosophy Of Sex And Gender
The History Of Philosophy IV: The 19th Century
Teaching Specializations/InterestsHistory of Philosophy
Eastern Philosophy
Feminist Philosophy
Critical Race Theory
Research InterestsCritical Race Theory
Feminism
Eastern Philosophy
BooksSokthan Yeng (2013). The Biopolitics of Race: State Racism and American Immigration. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books/Rowman & Littlefield.
Book ChaptersSokthan Yeng (with Mark Grabowski) (2012). To Post or Not to Post: Ethics of Mugshot Websites. In Don Heider (Eds.). Digital Ethics. Oxford, United Kingdom: Peter Lang.
Sokthan Yeng (2010). Fanon and the Impossibilites of Love in the Colonial Order. In Elizabeth A. Hoppe and Tracey Nicholls (Eds.). Fanon and The Decolonization of Philosophy. Lexington Books.
Sokthan Yeng (2008). Grameen Bank and Capitalist Challenges. In Patricia Werhane and Mollie Painter-Morland (Eds.). Cutting-edge issues in Business Ethics: Continental Challenges to Theory and Practice. Springer.
Refereed ArticlesSokthan Yeng (2010), Foucault's Critique of the Science of Sexuality: The Function of Science within Bio-power. Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy, 18, 9-26.
Invited Presentation/LectureSokthan Yeng (2012, February). Descartes' Meditations and Irigaray's Yoga. Shifting Subjectivities: Descartes in the 21st Century, Romeoville, IL.
Conference Presentations/PapersSokthan Yeng (2012). The Biologizing of Religion:. In North Texas Philosophical Association (pp. 25). University of North Texas, Denton, TX.
Mark Grabowski and Sokthan Yeng (2011). The Ethics of Mugshot Websites. In Digital Ethics Symposium (pp. 20). Loyola University, Chicago, IL.
Sokthan Yeng (2011). Does the Buddhist Face Have a Race? In Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle (pp. 11). University of Cork, Cork, Ireland.
Sokthan Yeng (2010). Immigrants, Refugees, and Other Deleuzean Nomads. In Association for Psychoanalysis in Culture and Society (pp. 8). Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ.
(2010). State Racism and Immigration in America. In Foucault Circle (pp. read by proxy). Morgan State University.
(2010). Model Minority as a Foucauldian Security Mechanism. In Comparative and Continental Philosophy Circle. Tokai University.
(2008). Foucauldian Normalization and Naturalization of Asian-American Immigrants. In Foucault Circle. Earlham College.
(2007). New and Old Racism in Foucault’s Biopower. In Foucault Circle. Loyola Marymount University.
(2006). Foucault’s Critique of the Science of Sexuality. In Society for Phenomenology and Human Sciences Annual Conference. Philadelphia, PA.
|