Francine Wynn
RN, PhD
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream Emeritus
Dr. Francine Wynn’s academic background is in cultural anthropology, as well as social and political thought. Her interests are philosophical. Her philosophy is based in interpretive phenomenology (Heidegger, Agamben, Nancy, Merleau-Ponty) and psychoanalysis.
For 30 years, she integrated cinema, poetry, literature, painting and sculpture in her lectures, and creative arts based projects in her clinical seminars. Dr. Wynn has won several U of T Nursing awards, including a creative teaching award and, most recently, a mentoring award.
Dr. Wynn has a clinical background in psychiatric nursing.
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- Academic Credentials
- 1996 – PhD, Programme in Social and Political Thought, York University, Toronto 1982 – MA, Anthropology, University of Toronto 1977 – BA, Anthropology, University of Toronto 1968 – Diploma in Nursing, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal
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- Publications
- Dr. Wynn’s PubMed link is available here.