A History of Women Philosophers: Volume IV: Contemporary Women Philosophers, 1900-TodayM.E. Waithe Springer Science & Business Media, 1995 - 471 sider Like their predecessors, and like their male counterparts, most women philosophers of the 20th century have significant expertise in several specialities. Moreover, their work represents the gamut of 20th century philosophy's interests in moral pragmatism, logical positivism, philosophy of mathematics, of psychology, and of mind. Their writings include feminist philosophy, classical moral theory reevaluated in light of Kant, Mill, and the 19th century feminist and abolitionist movements, and issues in logic and perception. Included in the fourth volume of the series are discussions of L. Susan Stebbing, Edith Stein, Hedwig Conrad Martius, Simone de Beauvoir, Simone Weil, Mary Whiton Calkins, Gerda Walther, and others. While pre-20th century women philosophers were usually self-educated, those of the 20th century had greater access to academic preparation in philosophy. Yet, for all the advances made by women philosophers over two and a half millennia, the philosophers discussed in this volume were sometimes excluded from full participation in academic life, and sometimes denied full professional academic status. |
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1 Victoria Lady Welby 18371912 | 1 |
III Philosophy | 5 |
2 The Science of Significs | 13 |
IV Other Intellectual Interests | 17 |
V Welbys Influence and the Development of Significs | 20 |
VI Conclusion | 21 |
2 EE Constance Jones 18481922 | 25 |
II Works | 28 |
3 Parapsychology Mysticism and Phenomenology | 202 |
III Conclusions | 205 |
9 Ayn Rand 19051982 | 207 |
I Biography | 208 |
II Literary Works | 213 |
2 Night of January 16th originally titled Penthouse Legend 1936 | 214 |
The Philosophy of Ayn Rand 1961 | 215 |
2 We the Living 1936 | 216 |
b Other Ethical Writings | 29 |
2 Analytic Philosophy | 31 |
b Identity of Denotation in Diversity of Intension | 33 |
c Identity in Diversity as an Axiom of Logic | 34 |
III The Originality of Jones Thought | 36 |
2 Does Jones Anticipate Russell? | 37 |
3 Could Russell Not Have Read Frege? | 43 |
4 Might Frege Have Relied on Jones? | 45 |
IV Conclusion | 46 |
3 Charlotte Perkins Oilman 18601935 | 51 |
II Gilmans Philosophical Work | 55 |
1 Androcentric Philosophy | 56 |
2 Androcentric Religion | 57 |
3 Philosophy of Social Evolution | 58 |
4 Oilmans Eugenics | 63 |
5 Androcentric Ethics | 64 |
6 Suicide and Euthanasia | 65 |
4 Lou Salome 18611937 | 69 |
II Philosophy | 71 |
The Religious Experience | 72 |
The Experiences of Love and Sexuality | 73 |
3 Psychoanalytical Theorizing and Influence | 75 |
4 Later Writings | 76 |
III Influences | 77 |
IV Conclusions | 79 |
5 Mary Whiton Calkins 18631930 | 103 |
II Psychology | 104 |
2 What Psychology Is and Is Not | 106 |
3 The Self and Its Relation to Soul and to Body | 107 |
4 The Distinction and Relation between Psychology and Philosophy | 110 |
III Philosophy | 111 |
2 Main Philosophical Ideas | 112 |
3 Ethics and Other Philosophical Areas | 117 |
IV Conclusion | 119 |
6 L Susan Stebbing 18851943 | 125 |
II Philosophy | 128 |
2 A Modern Introduction to Logic | 131 |
3 Logic in Practice | 136 |
4 Thinking to Some Purpose | 137 |
5 A Modern Elementary Logic | 138 |
6 Philosophy and the Physicist | 139 |
7 Ideals and Illusions | 148 |
7 Edith Stein 18911942 | 157 |
II Philosophy | 162 |
1 Personhood | 164 |
b Knowledge of Other Persons | 167 |
c Consciousness and Spirituality | 170 |
d Woman | 172 |
e Individual and Community | 173 |
2 Theology | 174 |
b Finite and Eternal Being | 176 |
3 Metaphysics | 177 |
b Act and Potency | 178 |
c Eternal Being | 180 |
d Essence and Existence | 182 |
III Conclusion | 184 |
8 Gerda Walther 18971977 | 189 |
II Philosophy | 195 |
2 Mysticism | 198 |
4 The Fountainhead 1943 | 217 |
5 Atlas Shrugged 1957 | 218 |
7 The Virtue of Selfishness 1964 | 219 |
The Unknown Ideal 1966 | 220 |
10 The Romantic Manifesto 1969 | 221 |
Essays in Objectivist Thought 1988 | 222 |
10 Cornelia Johanna De Vogel 19051986 | 225 |
II Biography | 226 |
III Ancient Philosophy | 228 |
IV Christian Philosophy | 234 |
V On Theological Orthodoxy and Women | 237 |
VI Conclusions | 240 |
11 Hannah Arendt 19061975 | 243 |
II Works | 244 |
1 On Revolution | 245 |
2 The Life of the Mind | 248 |
III Conclusions | 257 |
12 Simone de Beauvoir 19081986 | 261 |
III Philosophy of the Self | 268 |
2 Self and Other in Beauvoirs Early Essays | 270 |
3 Self and Other in The Second Sex | 274 |
IV Conclusion | 282 |
13 Simone Weil 19091943 | 287 |
II Philosophical Work | 290 |
2 Limit Space Time Attention | 292 |
3 Lived Experience of Oppressed Human Beings | 294 |
III Conclusions | 296 |
14 Twentieth Century Women Philosophers | 299 |
18501922 | 300 |
18561940 | 305 |
18601925 | 306 |
18601935 | 311 |
18621937 | 314 |
18631946 | 315 |
18671968 | 320 |
18691940 | 323 |
b 1875 | 325 |
18751941 | 327 |
ft 1877 | 330 |
18781978 | 331 |
circa 18821974 | 332 |
fl 1875 | 333 |
fl 1913 | 338 |
18861952 | 339 |
1886? | 342 |
18871959 | 346 |
18881952 | 348 |
18891953 | 349 |
fl 1893 | 351 |
18941976 | 352 |
fl 1913 | 355 |
19011983? | 357 |
fl 1902 | 363 |
fl 19071956 | 364 |
fl 1907 | 366 |
Appendix | 381 |
Bibliography | 383 |
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