Analytical feminism of Martha C. Nussbaum and Rae H. Langton. The notion of objectification

Analiza I Egzystencja 68:101-115 (2024)
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Abstract

Analytical feminism is one of the current trends in contemporary analytical philosophy. We can distinguish three main trends: analysis of classical texts and philosophical categories through a feminist lense in order to verify their validity and actuality; analysis of language and researching its role in the construction of social norms, since language not only reflects, but also constructs and perpetuates social hierarchies and belief systems (both knowledge and prejudices); an attempt to create an engaged philosophy that goes beyond the purely theoretical dimension and may become a helpful tool in creating a society based on the ideals of justice and equality.

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