This worksheet accompanies ‘Rings and Books’ and asks whether the male-domination of philosophy might have shaped the way we think about human nature and knowledge.
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This worksheet focuses on Mary Midgley’s article Ring and Books. In it she discuses the relationship between certain approaches to philosophy which have dominated its history, the men who have largely been responsible for that philosophy, and the social factors which may have influenced those men—and thereby, the philosophy.
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Themes
- Ethics (11)
- Women (18)
- Human Nature (7)
- Culture (8)
- Freedom (1)
- Method (6)
- Academic Philosophy (3)
- Intern Diary (1)
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academic philosophy
Aquinas
Archive
Cocoa Party
depicitivism
Elizabeth Anscombe
Ethics
events
Gender
Human Nature
Imagination
Intern diary
Internship
Iris Murdoch
IYPA
Letters
Mary Midgley
Mary Warnock
method
Moral vision
Oxford
Philippa Foot
philosophy
Poets
Reading Group
Samuel Cooper
Scholarship
uncommonsense realism
Wittgenstein
Women in Philosophy