Marie Taylor

Professor Taylor has taught Religious Studies 1100 at Lakehead since 1999. Besides years spent in archaeology and the women’s movement, she holds undergraduate degrees in General Arts (U of T), Philosophy (LU), and Social Work (LU).  Since she has studied the works of C. G. Jung independently for decades, it comes as no surprise that the thesis for her MA in Indigenous and Canadian Philosophy (LU) is titled “A Jungian Bridge to Native Philosophy”.  Occasionally, she offers public lectures that explore Jung’s world view, and she always appreciates critical examination – especially when it includes oneself in the subject.