%% [[Feminist Epistemology]] [[References]] [[Feminism]] [[Feminist Philosophy Syllabi]] %% # Feminist Epistemology (References) **Falbo 2021, PHIL208꞉ Feminist Philosophy** - Collins (1986): "Learning from the Outsider Within"O - ptional: hooks (1989): "Choosing the Margins as a Space of Radical Openness" **Ferguson 2012, WST692꞉ History of Feminist Theory** - Hartsock “The Feminist Epistemological Standpoint”, in Nicholson text. - Collins “Defining Black Feminist Thought”, in Nicholson text. **Ferreira 2015, PHIL206꞉ Gender and Philosophy** - Rooney, “Gendered Reason”; - Haslanger, "What Knowledge Is and What It Ought to Be”; “Rationality”; - Longino, “In Search of Feminist Epistemology”; Lloyd, “The Man of Reason”; - Anderson, “Situated Knowers” - Code “Is the sex of the knower epistemologically significant?”; - Crasnow, “Is Standpoint Theory a Resource?”; - Intemann, “25 Years of Feminist Empiricism and Standpoint Theory”; - Jaggar, “Love and Knowledge”, - Anderson, “Critiques of Feminist Epistemology” **Mercer 2019, PHIL211꞉ Philosophy and Feminism** - Langton, “Feminism in epistemology” (Courseworks). - Lloyd, “Objectivity and the Double Standard”(pp. 352-58 and Conclusion (pp. 374-76) **Vasey 2012, PHIL220꞉ Introduction to Feminism** - Susan Bordo, “Reading the Slender Body” - Marilyn Frye, "To Be and Be Seen: Politics of Reality"