When the people on the streets in Iran use the slogan "Woman, Life, Freedom," the freedom they refer to is freedom from domination. Iranians are living under a regime that limits what they can say, how they dress, and how they may gather and organize. Their government is imprisoning, torturing, and killing people who are … Continue reading Freedom: Challenging Domination or License to Dominate?
Foucault and a Feminist Theory of Difference
This was published in subject V1 #2 Winter 1989, a journal started by my friend Alison Brown. foucault-and-a-feminist-theory-of-differenceDownload
Desiring Reason: Reason and an Unavoidable Discourse of Desire
desiring-reason-reason-as-an-unavoidable-discourse-of-desire.Download This is my dissertation...not technicaly a book, since it wasn't published. Finished in 1991.
The Chasm of the Political in Postmodern Theory
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The Unforced Force of the More Familiar Argument: A Critique of Habermas’ Theory of Communicative Rationality
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Is Philosophy Anything if it isn’t White
is-philosophy-anything...Download Chapter 4 in The Center Must Not Hold: White Women Philosophers on the Whiteness of Philosophy by George Yancy (Author, Contributor), 2010 Lexington Books.
Cynthia Kaufman 