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ECC: Revolution in Mary Wollstonecraft

Read about the connection between the concept of revolution and human rights in Mary Wollstonecraft.

Sex, Lies, and Bigotry: The Canon of Philosophy

What does it mean for our understanding of the history of philosophy that women philosophers have been left out and are now being retrieved? Find out in Chapter 1 of Springer Book Series Vol. III, "Sex, Lies, and Bigotry: The Canon of Philosophy" by Mary Ellen Waithe.

Video: Interview with Luise Pusch

Watch an interview with Luise Pusch on the importance of revolutionary thinker Olympe de Gouges.

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Catrine Val: Female Wisdom in Philosophy

Is philosophy really only about texts? Find out in Chapter 14 of Springer Book Series Vol. III, "Catrine Val: Female Wisdom in Philosophy".

ECC: Action in Hannah Arendt

Read more about how the concept of natality is related to Hannah Arendt's definition of action.

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