Feminist Philosophy and Social Theory
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Wee gathering to hang, catch up, and start the new academic year. All welcome! Drinks and snacks provided. |
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Title: Why it Matters When 鈥淗uman鈥� Means 鈥淲hite鈥� or 鈥淢an鈥� Abstract: This paper is part of a larger project that seeks to vindicate a claim often made in feminist and decolonial theory, but whose relevance to political philosophy is rarely understood: the claim that the concept of the human has been a vehicle of oppression.… |
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Title: 聽‘What聽can(not)聽social聽norms聽do?’ Abstract: In this (very) exploratory paper I investigate the relationship between social normativity and other domains of normativity. I suggest that given a metaphysically productive relationship between pernicious social norms and ideological social construction, pernicious social norms can create ontologically oppressive kinds, and consequently this can mar some seemingly valuable features of epistemic… |
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