In addition to sex, gender, and love, she teaches and writes about language, cognition, social interactions, and embodied experiences in collaborative meaning-making. Her recent publications investigate the communicative and cognitive power of hand gestures and the ethics of understanding and misunderstanding one another across varying timescales of sense-making. A forthcoming book chapter offers a critique of masculine agency in scientific treatments of monogamy-related hormones. Book manuscripts in progress include "Living Language: A Philosophy of Gesture" and a co-authored manuscript on enactive cognition and languaging.