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                    <title>Feminist Philosophy: An Introduction</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <title>درآمدی بر فلسفه فمینیستی</title>
                    
                    
                    
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                    <topic>فلسفه فمینیتسی </topic>
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            <publisher>Routledge </publisher>
            <dateIssued>2021</dateIssued>
            
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        <note>فلسفه فمینیستی: مقدمه</note>
        
        <tableOfContents>Table of contents :,Cover,Half Title,Endorsement Page,Title Page,Copyright Page,Table of Contents,Preface and acknowledgements,Introduction,What is feminism?,What is feminist philosophy?,Sex and gender,Aims and audience,Notes,Other introductory books and collections,Chapter 1: Feminism in a global and multicultural context,Introduction,Universal values,Epistemic humility,Multiculturalism,Autonomy and adaptive preferences,Responsibility,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Part 1: Practice,Chapter 2: Work and care,Introduction,Different aptitudes or different circumstances?,The family and gendered cycle of vulnerability,Affirmative action,Parental leave,Radical solutions,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 3: Reproductive rights,Introduction,The right to life,The moral right to abortion,Pregnancy,The broader context of oppression,Practical issues about reproductive rights,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 4: Pornography,Introduction,The right to pornography,Harm to women,Assessing the causal claim,Expanding the causal claim,Feminist pornography,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 5: Sex work,Introduction,Consent and coercion,The liberal feminist argument,Liberal feminism and policy,The essentialist argument,Essentialism and policy,Policies in practice,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 6: Sexual violence and harassment,Introduction,Sexuality,Rape and sexual assault in law,Sexual violence as a structural problem,Bad sex,Sexual harassment,Title IX,Me Too,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Part 2: Theory,Chapter 7: Sexism, oppression, and misogyny,Introduction,Sexism,Oppression,Mechanisms of oppression,Misogyny,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 8: Intersectionality,Introduction,Crenshaw’s account,Recognizing privilege,Identity,Solidarity,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 9: Ideology, false consciousness, and adaptive preferences,Introduction,Ideology,Defining false consciousness: Truth and justification,Defining false consciousness: Effects,Defining false consciousness: Genetic origin and functional explanation,False consciousness vs adaptive preferences,Accounts of adaptive preferences,Ideology critique,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 10: Objectification,Introduction,The neutral account of objectification,The moralized account of objectification,Objectifying images,Self-objectification,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 11: Consent,Introduction,Legal history: Force,Coercion,Deception,Consent and condescension,Responsibility and mens rea,Redefining consent: Affirmative consent,Redefining consent: Negotiating consent,Redefining consent: Consensus,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 12: Knowledge and ignorance,Introduction,Objectivity,Neutrality,Standpoint theory,Motivated ignorance,Epistemic injustice,Other forms of epistemic oppression,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Chapter 13: Speech acts and silencing,Introduction,Speech act theory,Subordination,Silencing,Silencing and free speech,Types of silencing,Silencing and responsibility,Summary,Notes,Further reading,Glossary,Bibliography,Index</tableOfContents>
        
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                    <namePart>میسن, الینور (Elinor Mason؛ استاد فلسفه در دانشگاه سانتاباربارای کالیفرنیا &#171;University of California, Santa Barbara&#187; در آمریکا؛ پژوهشگر: فلسفه، فلسفه اخلاق، نتیجه گرایی &#171;Consequentialism&#187;، مسئولیت اخلاقی &#171;Moral Responsibility&#187;، فمینیسم)</namePart>
                    
                    
                    
                    
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