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Contributor April 30, 2019

First, working on Feminist Philosophers has given me many opportunities to learn a lot. Sometimes I’ve become much more aware of areas in which I knew little. Disabilty studies has been one such. There’s lots more to notice, but I am …

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Critical Self-Reflection and Opening Up Philosophy

Contributor April 28, 2019

One worry that some have when discussing initiatives such as The Deviant Philosopher is that if we ‘spoon feed’ reluctant white/privileged philosophers fragments of marginalized philosophical traditions (including disability studies, trans studies, etc.), they and their departments may take that …

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We report with sadness, We are sad to report…

Contributor April 27, 2019

(Thanks, Jenny.) Individually, we each need some recognition, some acknowledgement that we’re here, if only to continue broad-based struggles. The nicest thing about joining a blog called Feminist Philosophers was that its very title said, with some presumption but with …

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These are a few of my favourite posts

Contributor April 26, 2019

What’s wrong with dying? Perfect Recipe for Sustaining the Patriarchy, Compliments of God I’ve never been a very active blogger here, but I’m a very grateful one. And so, inspired by Prof Manners’ wonderful post In Praise of Ceremonial Gratitude, I’m …

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Doing Public Philosophy

Contributor April 25, 2019

As we announced April 23, Feminist Philosophers is shutting down. This is one of a series of posts by FP bloggers looking back on the blog and bidding it farewell. These days a lot of my work is centred on …

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Here at Feminist Philosophers…

Contributor April 24, 2019

The blog also celebrated the work of feminist philosophers, and supported feminist philosophers when they were down. (A case in point: a couple of months before I joined the blog, a conservative pundit compared me unfavorably to Stalin. Feminist Philosophers …

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Why Ancient Greek Psychology is Still Valuable Today

Contributor February 21, 2019

Ancient psychology in general is helpful because each of the unique ancient pictures of the soul represents a philosopher’s genuine attempt to capture and explain what it means to live as a human being with a human mind. Ancient thought …

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In the Face of Climate Collapse, Resist Hope

Contributor November 6, 2018

Though hope plays a central role in activism, as it has in the history of philosophy, there are ethical resources for moving beyond hope. Stoic philosophers, existentialists, some theorists working in the Black intellectual traditions, as well as other scholars, …

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The Stoic Meditations Podcast: Philosophy Outside Academia

Contributor September 26, 2018

And wisdom to know the difference. The theory can be approached from a number of angles, depending on which Stoic author one finds most congenial: Seneca talks about the four cardinal virtues of practical wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance. Epictetus …

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Stoics Should be Vegetarian

Contributor July 19, 2018

What about Stoicism? A recent article by Jeremy Corter over at Modern Stoicism summarizes the situation as far as the ancient texts are concerned. I will not repeat Jeremy’s points here, since he does a superb job of it. After parsing several …

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