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1. plato.stanford.edu › feminist-philosophy-biologyFeminist Philosophy of Biology - Stanford Encyclopedia of ...

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   Jun 22, 2011 · The introductory section (a) discusses some of the challenges of defining feminist philosophy of biology, (b) puts it in context and in conversation with non-feminist philosophy of biology, and (c) defines the pivotal concepts of sex and gender.

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   • Feminist Perspectives on Rape

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   Apr 23, 2020 · Subtextual Feminism: Directed by Tricia Brock. With Anna Kendrick, Meredith Hagner, Donal Logue. Cody makes a grand gesture to get back on Barbara's good side.

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   Jun 14, 2022 · A sexist mythology has been baked into biology, and it distorts the way we perceive female animals. But fortunately, in the last few decades there has been a revolution in our understanding of ...

5. plato.stanford.edu › feminist-philosophy-biologyFeminist Philosophy of Biology - Stanford Encyclopedia of ...

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   Jun 22, 2011 · Feminist philosophers of biology, such as Bleier (1984) and Fausto-Sterling (1992), reveal a series of problems with studies that purport to find sex differences in brain anatomy, brain lateralization, and hormones that are correlated with gender differences in behavioral traits and abilities.

6. academic.oup.com › edited-volume › 3866524 Feminist Philosophy of Biology - Oxford Academic

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   Feminist philosophy of biology is concerned with eliminating these biases in hopes of (1) clearly evaluating research that supports the oppression of women, and (2) maximizing the accuracy of scientific research regarding sex, women, and gender.

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   What do feminist philosophers of Biology think about sex and gender?

   • First, many feminist philosophers of biology are concerned with biological concepts and knowledge claims, particularly regarding sex and gender (see the entry on feminist perspectives on sex and gender ), as well as the influence of gender ideology on biological research.

   Feminist Philosophy of Biology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Can feminist philosophy of biology be fruitfully developed?

   • There are at least three areas in which feminist philosophy of biology can be fruitfully developed. First, many topics are addressed by both feminist and non-feminist philosophers of biology, but there is often a paucity of interactions between these two bodies of literature.

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   What are some examples of feminist philosophy of biology?

   • Sexual selection and evolutionary accounts of behavior that relate to sex and gender are examples of two areas of science that have been treated to extensive analysis by feminist philosophers of biology. 5. Conclusion There are at least three areas in which feminist philosophy of biology can be fruitfully developed.

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   Is neurofeminism a feminist philosophy?

   • Neurofeminism, like other areas of feminist philosophy of biology, has both critical and constructive elements and includes research on the influence of gendered social values on neuroscience and ways that neuroscientific research reifies harmful gendered social values and structures.

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   What motivates women to conduct research in feminist philosophy of biology?

   • In sum, motivations for conducting research in feminist philosophy of biology include the drive to challenge biological justifications of women’s oppression, including the dimorphic assumptions upon which they rest, and improve the practices and products of biological research, particularly on sex, gender, and gender/sex.

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   Are feminist philosophers concerned about sexual selection based on cultural assumptions?

   • Feminist philosophers of biology are deeply concerned about the wholesale application of this model of sexual selection without empirically testing its underlying assumptions and investigating the relationship between the underlying foundations of the model and cultural assumptions regarding gender.

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8. link.springer.com › article › 10Lynn Hankinson Nelson, Biology and Feminism: A Philosophical ...

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   Aug 22, 2018 · Lynn Hankinson Nelson’s (2017) Biology and Feminism: A Philosophical Introduction offers a comprehensive introductory overview of feminist engagement with the biological study of gender (with some attention to biological accounts of race and sexuality).