Nagl-Docekal, Herta <br/><br/>
Feminist Philosophy 

 - Oxford  Westview Press  2004 
 - 250p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>1        On the Anthropology of the Sexes	1<br/>Why there is no natural order of the sexes, 1 <br/>Corporality as an issue of freedom, 9 <br/>Are binary oppositions discriminating speech acts, 15 <br/>Cartesianism: A reproach that needs further precision, 18 <br/>Sex/Gender: How a long-running debate could come to a conclusion, 22<br/>2        Art and Femininity	41<br/>Art is gendered, 41<br/>Sigmund Freud and the woman artist, 45 <br/>Writing with white ink, 58 <br/>Feminist aesthetics, 73<br/>3        Reason: A Concept with Connotations of Masculinity	87<br/>One problem, many questions, 87<br/>Rationality and gender blindness in the sciences, 88<br/>Is science founded on aggressive masculinity? 110 <br/>The criticism of Western Logos, 116 <br/>Is the subject shaped by instrumental reason? 122 <br/>Detached emotions, 127<br/>For a Nonessentialist Politics Moral foundations, 133 <br/>The feminist we, 141<br/>Women as citizens; or, Why the social contract theory should be reformulated, 152<br/> <br/> <br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0813365716     2063 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>N49  / N135