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Where are all the women?
The Philosophers' Magazine 47:12-16 (2009)
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The fact that especially few women survive in a subject that attracts roughly equal numbers of male and female undergraduates suggests that, while bothsexes are equally drawn to philosophy, there is something about the discipline that is discouraging to womenAuthor's Profile
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