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Why Beauvoir's account of the Other reshaped existentialist ethics
How feminist philosophy challenged the atomistic individual of the social contract
Intersectionality as a philosophical tool rather than a buzzword
What Mary Wollstonecraft argued before feminism had a name
Feminist ethics and the problem with a single scale of moral worth
The ethics of care as a rival to Kantian impartiality
How did de Beauvoir turn existentialist freedom into a claim about women's situation?
The personal is political as a philosophical claim rather than a slogan
Why feminist philosophers keep fighting about pornography and speech
Ecofeminism and the link it draws between dominating women and dominating nature
What standpoint theory claims about knowledge from the margins
Simone de Beauvoir and the claim that one becomes a woman
Feminist critiques of the social contract and the family it quietly assumes
What feminist epistemology says about who counts as a knower
What Judith Butler means by performativity and why it is so often misread
Christine de Pizan and the first sustained defense of women in European letters
What feminist metaphysics argues about sex and gender
Feminist philosophy of science and the bias built into research design