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Among the Feminists
This afternoon I’ve spent catching up with recent feminist theory, summarized in “Feminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender” in the online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. I wrote one of the first articles on feminism to appear in a philosophical journal … Continue reading →
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