Feminist reflections on the history of philosophy

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Springer, Dordrecht

2004

253 Pages

ISBN 978-1-4020-2488-7

Feminist reflections on the history of philosophy

Edited by

Lilli Alanen , Charlotte Witt

Publication details

Full citation:

Alanen, L. , Witt, C. (eds) (2004). Feminist reflections on the history of philosophy, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Feminist history of philosophy

Witt Charlotte

1-15

Identity and gender in Plato

Sampson Kristin

17-32

Schemes and scenes of reading the Timaeus

Freeland Cynthia A.

33-49

Nietzsche's feminization of metaphysics and its significance for theories of gender difference

Thorgeirsdottir Sigridur

51-68

Psychologizing cartesian doubt feminist reading strategies and the "unthought" of philosophy

Reuter Martina

69-100

Feminist rationality debates rereading Kant

May Schott Robin

101-115

Form, normativity and gender in Aristotle a feminist perspective

Witt Charlotte

117-136

The soul-body union and sexual difference from Descartes to Merleau-Ponty and Beauvoir

Heinämaa Sara

137-151

The psychology of philosophy interpreting Locke and Hume

Jacobson Anne J.

153-170

Hume as man of reason and woman's philosopher

Garrett Don

171-192

Descartes and Elisabeth a philosophical dialogue?

Alanen Lilli

193-218

Some thoughts on the place of women in early modern philosophy

Shapiro Lisa

219-250

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