Richard Matthews, PH.D
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Northern Ontario School of Medicine |
| Assistant Professor, Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Human Sciences Division Assistant Professor and Bioethicist, Centre for Health Care Ethics, Lakehead University Bioethicist, Meno Ya Win Health Centre, Sioux Lookout, Ontario Bioethicist, St. Joseph’s Care Group, Thunder Bay, Ontario Bioethicist, Thunder Bay Long Term Care Group, Thunder Bay, Ontario Bioethicist, Confederation College, Thunder Bay, Ontario |
Education/Training
1992-1998 |
Ph.D.; Philosophy Queens University (Kingston, ON) |
1991-1992 |
MA.; Philosophy Queens University (Kingston, ON) |
1985-1991 |
Joint BA (Hons.) Philosophy and German Memorial University (St. John’s, NL) |
Research Investigations
My current interests include:
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Selected Publications
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Matthews, R. 2008. The absolute violation: Why torture must be forbidden. Montreal: McGill-Queen University Press. Matthews, R. 2016. “The cultural erosion of indigenous people in health care. CMAJ, September 12, 2016. Richard Matthews. “Beyond Toleration – Facing the Other,” 2015. Invited section introduction. Oxford Handbook of Social Justice and Music Education. Cathy Benedict, Paul Woodford et al eds. Oxford: Oxford University Press Matthews, R. 2013. Privilege, torture and non-killing. In: Non-killing, security and the state, ed. Joam Evans-Pim. Honalulu and Omaha: Centre for Global Non-Killing, 279-296. Matthews, R. 2012. An empirical critique of interrogational torture. Journal of Social Philosophy, 43(4), 457-470. Matthews, R. 2010. Torture and narrative: An absolute violation of the self. In: Confessions: Confounding narrative and ethics, eds. Eleanor Milligan and Emma Woodley. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press, 143-159. Matthews R. 2010. In defense of Article 2.2 of the United Nations Convention Against Torture. Sciences et Esprit 62 (no 2-3), 355-371. |