Titlebook: Meta-Philosophical Reflection on Feminist Philosophies of Science; Maria Cristina Amoretti,Nicla Vassallo Book 2016 Springer International

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Meta-Philosophical Reflection on Feminist Philosophies of Science

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On the Possibility of Feminist Philosophy of Physics,can more fruitfully think of physics as a set of distinctively social, cognitive, and theoretical/methodological practices. An emphasis on practice has been one of the most notable aspects of the recent “naturalistic turn” in general philosophy of science, in no small part due to the arguments of ma

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Climate Change Through the Lens of Feminist Philosophy,osophy of science, and environmental studies, as well as feminist ethical and social/political perspectives have the potential to make essential contributions to discourses on climate change. In particular, a feminist philosophical lens is particularly salient in identifying gendered conceptualizati

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Feminist Values, Commercial Values, and the Bias Paradox in Biomedical Research,ment to impartiality. Feminists, however, have roundly rejected the idea that objectivity requires scientists to be value-neutral or disinterested. Indeed, some feminists have argued that concerns about profit-driven would be best addressed by incorporating feminist values into scientific practices.

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The Reason/Emotion Divide in Contemporary Philosophy of Psychology,y constructions of gender difference. Throughout the history of Philosophy, men have tended to be viewed as more active, intellectual, and rational, whereas women have tended to be viewed as more passive, corporeal, and emotional. Furthermore, the alleged distinction between emotion and thought has

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This is not a Manifesto: Archaeology and Feminism,ic objectivity. Advocates explain that political alignment engenders better practice in the present, while feminist perspectives deepen understanding of past social organizations. The contribution is not unidirectional for feminism is well served by archaeological evidence that calls notions about h