Feminist Perspectives: Philosophical Essays on Method and Morals

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University of Toronto Press (1988)
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Feminism, Ontology, and ‘Other Minds’.Christine Overall
Self-abnegation.Bonnelle Strickling
Philosophical methodology and feminist methodology: Are they compatible.  (pages 13--28)Susan Sherwin
Feminism, objectivity, and legal truth.  (pages 29--45)Marsha P. Hanen
Credibility: A double standard.  (pages 64--88)Lorraine Code
Shifting perspectives: A new approach to ethics.  (pages 109--126)Sheila Mullett
Gilligan and the politics of a distinctive women's morality.  (pages 168--169)Barbara Houston

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