Title: Is feminist philosophy philosophy? /
Authors: Bianchi, Emanuela
Publisher: Northwestern University Press,
Year: 1999
Subjects: Feminist theory.
Contents: Opening plenary: is feminist philosophy philosophy?-opening remarks / Drucilla Cornell, Jacques Derrida, and Teresa Brennan -- Discussion / Teresa Brennan [and others] -- Women, identity, and philosophy / Marjorie C. Miller -- The personal is philosophical, or teaching a life and living the truth: philosophical pedagogy at the boundaries of self / Ruth Ginzberg -- Musing as a feminist and as a philosopher on a postfeminist era / Patricia S. Mann -- Essence against identity / Teresa Brennan -- Feminist interpretations of social and political thought / Virginia Held -- Mothers, citizenship, and independence: a critique of pure family values / Iris Marion Young -- Domestic abuse and Locke's liberal (mis)treatment of family / Matthew R. Silliman -- Marx, Irigaray, and the politics of reproduction / Alys Eve Weinbaum -- The very idea of feminist epistemology / Lynn Hankinson Nelson -- Can there be a feminist logic? / Marjorie Hass -- Feminism and mental representation: analytic philosophy, cultural studies, and narrow content / David Golumbia -- Replies to Hass and Columbia / Nickolas Pappas -- Leaping ahead: feminist theory without metaphysics / Leslie A. MacAvoy -- Philosophy abandons women: gender, orality, and some literate pre-Socratics / Cornelia A. Tsakiridou.