Ritu Sharma is PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy. Her research focuses on sexual violence and family ethics, with particular attention to the moral and epistemic dimensions of marital rape. Her dissertation examines how social norms and institutional structures shape the recognition, experience, and evaluation of coercive sex within marriage.
Ritu Sharma is PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy. Her research focuses on sexual violence and family ethics, with particular attention to the moral and epistemic dimensions of marital rape. Her dissertation examines how social norms and institutional structures shape the recognition, experience, and evaluation of coercive sex within marriage.
Ritu Sharma is PhD candidate in the Department of Philosophy. Her research focuses on sexual violence and family ethics, with particular attention to the moral and epistemic dimensions of marital rape. Her dissertation examines how social norms and institutional structures shape the recognition, experience, and evaluation of coercive sex within marriage.