Feminist Interpretations of RenŽ DescartesSusan Bordo Contributors are Susan Bordo, Stanley Clarke, Erica Harth, Leslie Heywood, Luce Irigaray, Genevieve Lloyd, Mario Moussa, Eileen O'Neill, Adrianna Paliyenko, Ruth Perry, Mario S&áenz, Karl Stern, Thomas Wartenberg, and James Winders. |
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... render- ings of Cartesianism , not Descartes " himself , " that are the object of our criticisms . Among the important ways in which feminist criticism has altered philosophy is by exposing the lifelessness of that mode 2 Introduction.
... render- ings of Cartesianism , not Descartes " himself , " that are the object of our criticisms . Among the important ways in which feminist criticism has altered philosophy is by exposing the lifelessness of that mode 2 Introduction.
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... object to its emphasis on Descartes's early maternal loss as being generative of his philosophical thinking . It is worth noting for the skeptical reader that even a nonpsychoanalytically in- clined reader such as Stephen Gaukroger is ...
... object to its emphasis on Descartes's early maternal loss as being generative of his philosophical thinking . It is worth noting for the skeptical reader that even a nonpsychoanalytically in- clined reader such as Stephen Gaukroger is ...
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... objects : " Well , that's your way of spelling it ; I have mine . " ) In law courts , the raising of " reasonable doubt " has given way to a version of Descartes's " hyperbolic doubt " -- the creation of a world in which nothing can be ...
... objects : " Well , that's your way of spelling it ; I have mine . " ) In law courts , the raising of " reasonable doubt " has given way to a version of Descartes's " hyperbolic doubt " -- the creation of a world in which nothing can be ...
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Contents
Descartes Karl Stern | 29 |
Selections from The Flight to Objectivity Susan Bordo | 48 |
Reason as Attainment Genevieve Lloyd | 70 |
Descartess Gender Stanley Clarke | 82 |
Gender and Other Trouble in the Meditations | 103 |
Wonder A Reading of Descartes The Passions of the Soul Luce Irigaray | 105 |
Writing Like a Man? Descartes Science and Madness James A Winders | 114 |
Postmodern Turns Against the Cartesian Subject Descartess I Lacans Other Adrianna M Paliyenko | 141 |
Cartesian Women Erica Harth | 213 |
Women Cartesians Feminine Philosophy and Historical Exclusion Eileen ONeill | 232 |
Cartesian Man | 259 |
When Descartes Met the Fitness Babe Academic Cartesianism and the Late TwentiethCentury Cult of the Body Leslie Heyivood | 261 |
Rehabilitating the I Susan Bordo and Mario Moussa | 280 |
Cartesian AutobiographyPostCartesian Testimonials Mario Saenz | 305 |
Select Bibliography on Descartes Cartesianism and Gender | 328 |
Contributors | 332 |
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