Standard philosophy of science courses tells us that philosophy of science emerged in the US as a result of the arrival of the Logical Positivists in the 1930s. These immigrants...
...education on and knowledge about the specific conditions/symptoms that women experience may contribute to the failure to perceive women’s accounts as credible. Therefore, women and others experiencing menstrual or gynecological...
...for philosophical reasons, namely, to elongate my argument that written philosophy is always in relationship with oral or verbal philosophy and are both contributing grounds for reason. However, oral philosophy...
...as relevant to all philosophy of mind. We are not thinking of feminist philosophy of mind as a segregated subfield for some people to dabble in, while mainstream, “serious” philosophy...
...some way, but wasn’t sure exactly how until the pandemic, when she started using TikTok to pass the time. She would search for videos of clumsy or forgetful women she...
...all due respect, what does philosophy have to offer Black women? It is not obvious to me that philosophy has anything special to offer Black women today. I make this...
Dr. Strandberg received her PhD in Philosophy with a certificate in Women’s and Gender Studies from Stony Brook University in 2020. Her scholarship broadly explores Plato’s political philosophy and its...
...adventures.” That Blumenbergian claim seems a stretch, for instance, because Blumenberg considers few women among the humans who take such risks. Pandora isn’t in the mix, for example, though in...
The annual meetings of the divisions of the APA are the largest generalist philosophy conferences serving our membership. To be truly generalist, they must be diverse. In 2018 and 2019...
...she was promoted to associate professor with tenure and held several major leadership and administrative roles). Her scholarly specializations include African American/Africana Philosophy, Black Feminist Philosophy, Continental Philosophy/Existentialism, and Social/Political...
