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Feminist History of Philosophy
2006The past two decades have seen an explosion of feminist writing on the philosophical canon, a development that has clear parallels in other disciplines like literature and art history. Since most of the writing is, in one way or another, critical of the tradition, a natural question to ask is: Why does the history of philosophy have importance for ...
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Histories of Feminist Ethnography
Annual Review of Anthropology, 1997This review essay illustrates how changes in the conception of gender define the historical production of feminist ethnography in four distinct periods. In the first period (1880–1920), biological sex was seen to determine social roles, and gender was not seen as separable from sex, though it was beginning to emerge as an analytical category.
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Feminist History of Philosophy
Abstract This chapter examines the role that feminism has played in the recovery and evaluation of women’s philosophical writings. It argues that how we understand the role of women in our histories depends on the methodology we use in doing the history of philosophy.openaire +1 more source
2019
Abstract The chapter traces the WLM’s compelling, contested and elusive political genealogies, recalling their socialist, radical, black, liberal, national or revisionist versions and fierce debates over strategy, tactics, structure, leadership and resources.
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Abstract The chapter traces the WLM’s compelling, contested and elusive political genealogies, recalling their socialist, radical, black, liberal, national or revisionist versions and fierce debates over strategy, tactics, structure, leadership and resources.
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Family History and Feminist History
Feminist Studies, 1991Judith E. Smith +4 more
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On Feminist Intellectual History
2011In teaching the Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies on my campus over the past several years, I find first-year college students to be generally receptive to feminist encouragements to find voice, to speak of difficult truths, to express themselves honestly, to break silences imposed by family or culture, to transgress taboos.
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