Curriculum VitaeDegrees
Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science, UCLA, 2014
B.A., Political Science and Philosophy, University of Chicago, 2009
Fields of Study
Research
My current research concerns the intersection of biography, history, and politics in the formation of individual subjectivities.
Grants and Awards
2012, Graduate Summer Research Mentorship, UCLA
2010-2011 First Year Fellowship, UCLA
Presentations
"Life, Literarity, and Equality for All: Biography as Democracy in Jacques Rancière," APSA 2017 Conference
"'One Hesitates to Call Them Living': What Remains of the Human in Giorgio Agamben," APSA 2016 Conference
"The Miracle of Life: Hannah Arendt and the "Story-Form" of Human Being," WPSA 2015 Conference
"When Worlds Collide: Politics in and between Jacques Rancière and Hannah Arendt," MPSA 2012 Conference
Publications
Stahl, William. "To err is human: Biography vs. biopolitics in Michel Foucault." Contemporary Political Theory: 1-21.