...philosopher king/genius. At work surviving. I enter the space in a blog on women in philosophy to demand more from women, philosophy, and myself (Lorde 2007, 54). In this light...
...the Women In Philosophy and Black Issues in Philosophy Series. Open Diverstiy & Inclusiveness Series: Navigating (Living) Philosophy This series invites seasoned philosophers to share critical reflections on emergent and...
...be equipped with a shared language as we come together in caring solidarity to undo oppressive binds and reshape our academic institutions to be more just. The Women in Philosophy...
Andrea Dionne Warmack is an assistant professor of Philosophy at Ursinus College. Andrea completed her PhD in the Philosophy Department of Emory University, USA. Andrea’s dissertation project was a critique...
...better future for all of us. *Title of post comes from Kimmerer’s Braiding Sweetgrass The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on...
...their male colleagues; rectifying this situation thus ought to be in everybody’s interest. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the...
Before the United States Supreme Court overturned both Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey in its 2022 decision on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, prosecutions of pregnancy...
...Rosa on August 9th, 1942 at the age of 50. The Women in Philosophy series publishes posts on those excluded in the history of philosophy on the basis of gender...
...of dispute resolution (which I think we should be devout about and hold sacred, especially if it is done peacefully). What excites you about philosophy? Philosophy excites me because it...
...including all women) is an extremely difficult task. Kant himself does not reject women’s enlightenment either normatively or as a matter of possibility. However, the sociopolitical circumstances of women at...
