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Where to Start with an Ontology That Doesn’t Come First? von Camisha Russel

“… In this commentary, I discuss two important moves in Katharine Jenkins’s Ontology and Oppression: the development of a pluralist conceptual framework for …”
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Pluralism, Opacity, and Values in the Social World von Muhammad Ali Khalidi

“… Katharine Jenkins’s Ontology and Oppression helps bridge the chasm between discussions of social ontology in analytic metaphysics and treatments of injustice …”
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Social Kinds and Semantics von Talia Mae Bettcher

“… In her book Ontology and Oppression, Katharine Jenkins defends a framework for the ontology of social kinds that is impressive in both its systematicity and …”
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Reply to Comments by Bettcher, Khalidi, and Russell on Ontology and Oppression von Katharine Jenkins

“… This paper replies to comments on Ontology and Oppression: Race, Gender, and Social Reality given by Talia Mae Bettcher, Muhammad Ali Khalidi, and Camisha …”
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How Cis Went Mainstream von Perry Zurn

“… Today, cisgender (or cis for short) typically refers to someone whose gender “aligns with” or “matches” their sex assigned at birth. In this essay, I track and …”
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Gaslighting-Up von Bobbi Cohn

“… Gaslighters make their targets feel defective for possessing mental states to which they are entitled. This kind of deceptive manipulation is universally …”
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Autonomy and Gendering in Childhood von Nanette Ryan

“… Supporting the development of children’s autonomy is widely recognized as a fundamental good. Despite this, social practices that reflect and reinforce …”
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Confessing Victims and Victim Testimony von Emily N. Bogin

“… Judith Butler’s model of confession maintains agency in both the doing of the deed and the admission of that deed in speech, but victim testimony works …”
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Reimagining the Potential of Feminist Epistemologies in Science von Piper Sledge, Collin Rice

“… Standpoint and feminist epistemologies have provided a number of theoretical advancements concerning the ways we ought to think about the production of …”
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The Role of a Lifetime von Rowan Bell

“… Gender norms can guide our sense of what we feel like we ought to do, even when we don't want them to. Understanding this norm responsiveness is an important …”
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White Concealment von Kirsten T. Edwards

“… There is a significant body of literature that explores epistemic injustice as ignorance. Most germane to the present essay are explorations of white …”
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Disability, Self-Representation, and Care von T.J. Buttgereit

“… In this paper, I examine the implications that the often-used slogan of disability rights, “Nothing about us without us,” has for our understanding of …”
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Whose Anger Matters? von Katherine Gasdaglis

“… Anger-eliminativism, the view that we should, as much as possible, reduce the role anger plays in our moral lives and theories, fails in ways predictable of …”
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The Metaphysics of Gender and the Gender Binary von Kevin Richardson

“… The metaphysics of gender has largely focused on examples of interpersonal, linguistically articulated misrecognition. Cases of linguistic misgendering center …”
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What’s in a Perspective? von Ege Yumuşak

“… Philosophers of mind and epistemology have studied extensively what beliefs are and what we ought to believe. Yet we are guided toward many of our beliefs by …”
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Endo Episteme von Ina Hallström

“… The process of gaining recognition and treatment for a medical condition involves multiple stages where knowledge is negotiated along the way. This is …”
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The Generative Power of Collective Hope von Maggie Fife

“… In the face of widespread structural injustice, many people feel hopeless. Is hope valuable for political activism, or is it naive, impractical, or even …”
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Acknowledgment of Editors, Graduate Student Assistants, and Referees von Kathryn J. Norlock

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Political and Antipolitical Anger von Jessica Vargas González

“… The analysis of anger’s role in politics needs to overcome the oversimplified views of anger as positive or negative. Instead, a more useful normative question …”
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Be Grateful or Be Quiet von Michele Merritt

“… In this paper, I introduce a new term, adoptism, to characterize the unique form(s) of marginalization to which adopted persons are subjected. Adoptism shows …”
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