CURRICULUM VITAE Mary Jean Walker Email: [email protected] Phone: +61 425 325 387 Citizenship:

EDUCATION

2010 Doctor of Philosophy, , Department of Philosophy Thesis Title: Personal Continuation: Psychological continuity and narrative theories of identity Supervisors: Professor Catriona Mackenzie, Professor Peter Menzies

2004 Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Honours Class I (Philosophy), University of

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

September 2019 – present Research Assistant Professor, Department of Religion and Philosophy, Hong Kong Baptist University

July 2016 – July 2019 Research Fellow, Department of Philosophy,

March 2016 – present Affiliate Member, Centre for Agency, Values and Ethics, Macquarie University

August 2014 – March 2016 Research Fellow, Philosophy Department, Macquarie University (Part- time 0.5)

March 2014 – April 2016 Research Assistant, Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics, (Part-time 0.5)

Nov 2011 – July 2014 Research Officer, Australian National Council on Drugs

PUBLICATIONS

Peer-reviewed journal articles 1. Walker MJ, Mackenzie C (forthcoming). Neurotechnologies, relational autonomy, and authenticity. International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics (accepted 15 February 2019).

2. Stephens-Fripp B, Walker MJ, Goddard E, Alici G. 2019. A survey on what Australians with upper limb difference want in a prosthesis. Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology

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(published online 11 March). https://doi.org/10.1080/17483107.2019.1580777.

3. Walker MJ, Bourke JL, Hutchison K. 2019. Evidence for personalized medicine: Mechanisms, correlation, and new kinds of black box. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 40(2): 103-121.

4. Walker MJ. 2019. Two senses of narrative unification. Philosophical Explorations 22(1): 78-93.

5. Walker MJ. 2018. On replacement body parts. Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 16(1):61-73.

6. Walker MJ, Franklin J. 2018. An argument against drug testing welfare recipients. Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 28(3): 309-360.

7. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2018. A new approach to defining disease. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 43(4): 402-420.

8. Rogers WA, Walker MJ. 2018. Precising definitions as a way to combat overdiagnosis. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice 24(5): 1019-25.

9. Walker MJ. 2018. Patient-specific devices and population-level evidence: Evaluating therapeutic interventions with inherent variation. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy 21(3): 335-45.

10. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. Diagnosis, narrative identity, and asymptomatic disease. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 38(4): 307-21.

11. Doust J, Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. Current dilemmas in defining the boundaries of disease. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 42(4): 350-66.

12. Rogers WA, Walker MJ. 2017. The line-drawing problem in disease definition. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 42(4): 405-23.

13. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. Defining disease in the context of overdiagnosis. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 20(2): 269-80.

14. Clarke S, Giubilini A, Walker MJ. 2017. Conscientious objection to vaccination. Bioethics 31(3): 155-161.

15. Rogers WA, Walker MJ. 2016. Fragility, uncertainty and healthcare. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 37(1): 71-83.

16. Walker MJ, Rogers WA, Entwistle V. 2014. Ethical justifications for access to unapproved medical interventions: an argument for (limited) patient obligations. American Journal of Bioethics 14(11): 3-15.

17. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2014. What can feminist epistemology do for surgery? Hypatia 29(2): 404-421.

18. Walker MJ. 2012. Neuroscience, self-understanding, and narrative truth. AJOB Neuroscience 3(4): 63-74.

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19. Walker MJ, Townley C. 2012. Contract cheating: A new challenge for academic honesty? Journal of Academic Ethics 10(1): 27-44.

20. Walker MJ. 2010. Addiction and self-deception: A method for self-control? Journal of Applied Philosophy 27(3): 305-319.

Book Chapters 21. Walker MJ, Rogers WA, Entwistle V (forthcoming). The ethical and epistemic roles of narrative in person centred healthcare. Philosophy of Person Centred Healthcare, ed. M Loughlin and A. Miles, Aesculepius Medical Press, London.

22. Mackenzie C, Walker MJ. 2015. Neurotechnologies, personal identity, and the ethics of authenticity. In Springer Handbook of Neuroethics, ed. J. Clausen and N. Levy, Springer, Dordrecht, 373-92.

23. Walker MJ. 2014. Powerlessness and responsibility in Twelve Step narratives. In Sobering Wisdom: Philosophical Explorations of Twelve Step programs, ed. N Plants and J Miller, University of Virginia Press, Charlottesville, 30-41.

Invited journal article 24. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. Reasonableness, credibility, and clinical disagreement. AMA Journal of Ethics 19(2): 176-82.

Non-peer-reviewed pieces in journals 25. Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. Introduction: The boundaries of disease. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 42(4):343-9.

26. Walker MJ, Rogers WA, Entwistle V. 2014. Special access programs warrant further critical attention: Authors’ response to open peer commentaries on “Ethical justifications for access to unapproved medical interventions: An argument for (limited) patient obligations”. American Journal of Bioethics 14(11): W1-W2.

Book reviews 27. Walker MJ. 2019. Book review: Just Enough Health: Theories of Health Justice by Thomas Schramme. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice (online first). https://doi.org/10.1111/jep.13267.

28. Walker MJ. 2017. Marcum, James A (ed). The Bloomsbury Companion to Contemporary Philosophy of Medicine. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 38 (6): 501-506.

29. Walker MJ. 2008. McCarthy, Joan. Dennett and Ricoeur on the Narrative Self. Metapsychology Online Reviews (June 24, 2008). http://metapsychology.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=book&id=4306&cn=394.

Reports 30. Coles D, Engelhard M, Han B, Kumar A, Laas K, Ladikas M, Lin R, Schroeder D, Srinivas R,

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van Niekerk J, Walker MJ, Weckert J. 2015. RRI Country Requirements Matrix. http://www.progressproject.eu/project-deliverables/.

31. Coles D, Davis M, Engelhard M, Han B, Kumar A, Laas K, Ladikas M, Lin R, Lingner S, Majima S, Pereira L, Rush E, Schrempf B, Schroeder D, Srinivas R, Walker MJ, Weckert J, Wynberg R, Zhizhong Y. 2014. Innovation for Society. http://www.progressproject.eu/project- deliverables/.

Guest-edited journal special issue Walker MJ, Rogers WA. 2017. The Boundaries of Disease. Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 42(4).

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

2019 Brocher Foundation Residency (February – March) 2018 Kathleen Fitzpatrick Mentoring Scheme Fellow 2005 – 2009 Macquarie University Research Areas and Centres of Excellence Scholarship 2004 Commonwealth Education Costs Scholarship 2003 Lithgow Scholarship IV (third-year philosophy prize),

GRANTS

2015 Centre for Agency, Values and Ethics Conference Grant. “Defining the Boundaries of Disease”. Macquarie University. Wendy A. Rogers and Mary Jean Walker. $4,000.

TEACHING

Undergraduate lecturing Matters of life and death (GE unity), Hong Kong Baptist University Ethical Theory (second-year unit), Charles Sturt University Values and Decisions (third-year unit), Charles Sturt University Philosophy Capstone: The Self (honours unit, guest lecture), Macquarie University

Undergraduate on-campus tutoring Philosophy, Morality and Society (first-year unit), Macquarie University, 2009-11 Mind, Meaning and Metaphysics (first-year unit), Macquarie University, 2006-08 Introduction to Philosophy (first-year unit), University of Notre Dame Australia, 2009 Critical Thinking (first-year unit), Macquarie University, 2006-08 Introduction to Ethics (first-year unit), Australian Catholic University, 2009 Media, Ethics and Law (second/third-year unit), , 2009

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Undergraduate online tutoring Philosophy, Morality and Society (first-year unit), Open Universities Australia, 2008-11 Mind, Meaning and Metaphysics (first-year unit), Open Universities Australia, 2011 Business and Professional Ethics (second/third-year unit), Macquarie University, 2011

Postgraduate teaching and guest lectures 2019 Defining disease. Postgraduate/undergraduate guest lecture, University of Antwerp. 2017 Narrative identity. Postgraduate masterclass, Monash University. 2017 Evidence in clinical practice. Masters of Biofabrication Ethics Intensive, University of Wollongong.

PRESENTATIONS

Invited presentations 2019 A heart without life: Phenomenology and artificial organs. Philosophy Department, , May. Overdiagnosis, screening, and defining disease. Department of General Practice, , May. Evidence for personalised medicine. Philosophy Department, University of Antwerp, March. Narratives as epistemic tools. (Keynote). Workshop on ‘What is narrative? Ethical and Epistemic insights’. Centre for Linguistics and Language Sciences, University of Lausanne, March. Neurotechnologies, relational autonomy, and authenticity. Institute of Ethics, History and Theory of Medicine, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, March. 2014 Invited panelist, Philosophy in the Field Workshop, Macquarie University. 2010 Identification and self-concern. Charles Sturt University Departmental Seminar.

Refereed conferences 2019 Intoxication and responsibility. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, University of Wollongong, July. 2018 The epistemic status of narrative and improving patient care. European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare 32nd Annual Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, August. Neurotechnologies and the possibility of relational authenticity. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, Victoria University of Wellington, July. 2017 Embodiment and Prosthetics. European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare 31st Annual Conference, Belgrade, August. Patient-specific devices and population-level evidence. International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable, Toronto, Canada, June.

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Precising definitions as a way to combat overdiagnosis (with Wendy Rogers). Too Much Medicine Conference, Kellogg College, Oxford, United Kingdom, April. 2016 Diagnosis, identity, and asymptomatic disease. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, Monash University, July. 2015 The line-drawing problem (with Wendy Rogers). Defining the Boundaries of Disease Conference, Macquarie University, October. The expanding boundaries of disease. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference. 2010 Identification. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, UNSW. 2009 Self-deception and self-control. Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference, Macquarie University. 2008 Science-fiction and literary thought experiments. Analytic-Continental Mini-Conference, La Trobe University. Metaphysical and practical persons. Australasian Postgraduate Philosophy Conference, University of Sydney.

Seminars 2017 Two senses of narrative unification. Monash University Philosophy Department Seminar Series, March. 2015 Is narrative an epistemically interesting category? Charles Sturt University Philosophy Department Seminar Series. How can we define disease? Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics Departmental Seminar, Charles Sturt University. 2013 Access to unapproved and experimental therapeutic goods: Who benefits? Centre for Agency, Values and Ethics Bioethics Research Cluster Symposium. 2009 Addiction and self-deception. Macquarie University Work-in-Progress Seminar.

IMPACT AND OUTREACH

Articles Walker MJ. 2019. Drug testing welfare recipients raises major ethical concerns. Monash Lens, https://lens.monash.edu/2019/07/29/1375901/is-it-ethical-to-drug-test-welfare-recipients.

Walker MJ. 2017. Ethics and advanced medical devices – do we need a new approach? Health Voices 21, http://healthvoices.org.au/volume/issues/november-2017/.

Citations Brain Institute. 2019. Profile: Mary Walker. The Brain, January 2019, https://qbi.uq.edu.au/intelligentmachines.

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Kesa I. 2018. Beauty industry part of foreskin flesh trade, anti-circumcision activists warn. VICE, 27 March, https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/43bxgm/the-beauty-industry-is-part-of-a-baby-foreskin- flesh-trade-anti-circumcision-activists-warn.

Manning S. 2016. Ethics academic says roadside testing drug testing problematic. The Daily Advertiser, 6 March. http://www.dailyadvertiser.com.au/story/3771810/drug-testing-problematic/

Podcast 2019. Overdiagnosis and the definition of disease. Philosophers on Medicine, interview with Jonathan Fuller. https://jonathanfuller.ca/podcast/2019/6/2/mary-walker-overdiagnosis-and-the- definition-of-disease

Public engagement presentations 2018 Philosophical problems in defining disease. Lyceum Club Philosophy Circle, Melbourne, Australia, March. 2009 Parfit on Persons: Does it matter what we are? Philo Agora Philosophy Cafe.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE AND CONTRIBUTIONS

2019 Committee member, judging panel, Australasian Association of Philosophy Postgraduate Paper Prize 2018 Referee for: Routledge Co-convenor, ‘Technology and Embodiment’ Stream, Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, 8-12 July, Wellington, New Zealand. 2014 – 2016 Research seminar convenor, Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics, Charles Sturt University 2015 Co-organiser, conference on ‘Defining the boundaries of disease’, Macquarie University

Journal refereeing AJOB Neuroscience; American Journal of Bioethics; BMJ Open; International Journal of Health Policy and Management; Hypatia; Journal of Bioethical Inquiry; Journal of Medicine and Philosophy; Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal; Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy; Narrative Works; Neuroethics

Memberships Australasian Association of Philosophy International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable

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