Rate My Professor Nicole Anderson

Anderson's scholarly output includes the monograph Derrida: Ethics Under Erasure (Continuum and Bloomsbury Press, 2012), the co-edited volume Cultural Theory in Everyday Practice (Oxford University Press, 2008), and numerous peer-reviewed articles and chapters such as "Animal-human differences: the deconstructive force of posthumanism" (2023), "Pre- and posthuman animals: the limits and possibilities of animal-human relations" (2017), and "The Ethics of consensual cannibalism: deconstructing the human-animal dichotomy" (2010). She is completing a second book on Derrida, forthcoming in 2026. As founding Editor-in-Chief of the Derrida Today journal (Edinburgh University Press, since 2007), she has shaped discourse in deconstruction studies worldwide. Anderson also founded and directs the international Derrida Today Conferences, held across Britain, the USA, Europe, and Australia. Her impact extends to securing a prestigious Australian Research Council Linkage Grant with Professor John Potts to digitize philanthropist John Kaldor’s art collection and co-curate its exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 2019, as well as co-producing the PBS podcast series The Futures of Democracy with Professor Julian Knowles. She delivers public lectures, including the series The Meaning of Life and Other Inconveniences, masterclasses on "The Animal That Therefore I Am," and talks on animal ethics and environments.