Professor in the School of Philosophy, North-West University
Chantelle Gray is a contemporary Continental philosopher whose interests span philosophy, critical algorithm studies, queer theory and gender studies, cognitive studies and experimental music studies. The interdisciplinary nature of her work allows her to ask critical questions about how to take care of humans, technologies and ecologies in the digital age. Her books include Deleuze and Anarchism, co-edited with Aragorn Eloff (2019, Edinburgh University Press) and Anarchism after Deleuze and Guattari (2022, Bloomsbury).
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