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Welcome
Margaret Robinson is a feminist scholar and bisexual activist based in Toronto. Her research interests include sexual ethics, religious prejudice, sexual identity development and queer theologies. She has published on theological representations of gender in film, same-sex marriage, sexuality in new religious movements, and religion-based homophobia. She is co-director of the Toronto Bisexuality Education Project.
Academic History
Ph.D. in Theology, 2009
University of Saint Michael's College, Toronto School of Theology
Dissertation: “Turning Points in Identity and Theology: Bisexual Women Choosing Between Monogamous and Polyamorous Relationships”
Supervisor: Marilyn LeggeMy dissertation examines the conflation of bisexuality with polyamory. I used voice-centred relational analysis and critical theory to examine email interviews with bisexual women in the Toronto area. I show how participant’s relationship choices are incorporated (or not) into their bisexual identity.
M.A. in Theology, 2001
University of Saint Michael's College, Toronto School of Theology
Thesis: "The Influence of Gender Construction on Catholic Approaches to Same-Sex Desire"
Supervisor: Ronald Mercier
B.A. in English and Religious Studies, 1997
Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Thesis: "Non-Heterosexual Liberation Theology"
Supervisor: Paul Bowlby
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