Dr Yolandi M. Coetser is a senior lecturer in at North West University’s School of Philosophy. She graduated with a Dlitt et Phil in Philosophy from the University of Johannesburg in 2018. She has worked at various private and public institutions and spent several years teaching at the University of South Africa, before beginning with a Postdoctoral Fellowship. She has been at the North West University since 2020. She is an environmental philosopher, and, as such, she investigates various dimensions of the human’s relationship with both the environment and its inhabitants. There are many ethical dimensions that she investigates – from the ethics of specific uses of animals (like animals in art or circuses) to more abstract ethical notions of relationality.
Dr Yolandi M. Coetser is a senior lecturer in at North West University’s School of Philosophy. She graduated with a Dlitt et Phil in Philosophy from the University of Johannesburg in 2018. She has worked at various private and public institutions and spent several years teaching at the University of South Africa, before beginning with […]
Dr Yolandi M. Coetser is a senior lecturer in at North West University’s School of Philosophy. She graduated with a Dlitt et Phil in Philosophy from the University of Johannesburg in 2018. She has worked at various private and public institutions and spent several years teaching at the University of South Africa, before beginning with a Postdoctoral Fellowship. She has been at the North West University since 2020. She is an environmental philosopher, and, as such, she investigates various dimensions of the human’s relationship with both the environment and its inhabitants. There are many ethical dimensions that she investigates – from the ethics of specific uses of animals (like animals in art or circuses) to more abstract ethical notions of relationality.
Dr Yolandi M. Coetser is a senior lecturer in at North West University’s School of Philosophy. She graduated with a Dlitt et Phil in Philosophy from the University of Johannesburg in 2018. She has worked at various private and public institutions and spent several years teaching at the University of South Africa, before beginning with […]