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Feminist Ethics and Social Theory (FEAST)
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Feminist Ethics and Social Theory (FEAST)
✨ Looking very much forward to next week at University of Bologna for this conference on the *The Emotional Aspects of Resistance and Solidarity*
🎤 Keynote Speakers: Maria Pia Lara, UAM & Mariana Ortega, Penn State
💻 The event is hybrid, follow link for registration
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Co-written with my fabulous colleague Charlotte Knowles: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Is curiosity a good motivation for travelling? In my new article I argue that this depends on how we understand curiosity, with a lot of help from Maria Lugones’s work on ’world’-travel and @perryzurn.bsky.social’s view on feminist curiosity.
Free to read:
One of the best papers I’ve read in a very long time (and just what I needed for something I’m working on).
Laurencia Saenz Benavides is the organizer... she wrote this great paper on how we deal with emotional alienation from oppression, out last year in Hypatia 👇
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This paper provide the first extended discussion in the philosophical literature of the epistemic significance of the phenomenon of “being known” and the relationship it has to reparations that are di...
Farewell Virginia Held, an innovator in care ethics who also shaped feminist social & political philosophy. She was a great mentor at CUNY & Hunter College & key supporter of women in philosophy at a time when support was harder to come by.
A great philosopher, teacher, mentor, colleague, & friend.
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Virginia Held, professor emerita of philosophy at the City University of New York and an influential figure in ethics and social and political philosophy, has died. Professor Held is especially well k...
One of the more misogynistic takes currently trending in the AI policy space is "women use less AI than men because they have less tech literacy" Ok but have you considered that women use less AI than men because we have more tech literacy?
