Universidad Nacional de Colombia

Departamento de Filosofía
Grupo de Estudio: Mujeres y Filosofía 2018-II

Lecturas

I. Introducción
1. Friedman, M. (2013). Women in Philosophy Why Should We Care? En: K.
Hutchison, & F. Jenkins, Women in philosophy: what needs to change?

2. Nussbaum, M. Estudios de la mujer. En: El cultivo de la humanidad. Una defensa

clásica de la reforma en la educa-ción liberal.
3. Langton, Rae. “Feminism in Philosophy”. Jackson, Frank and Michael Smith. The
Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Philosophy. New York: Oxford University
Press, 2007. 231-262.

II. Modelos explicativos de la escasa y no reconocida participación de las

mujeres en filosofía

4. Antony, L. (2012). Different Voices or Perfect Storm: Why Are There So Few
Women in Philosophy? Journal of Social Philosophy 43 (3), 227-255.

5. Saul, J. (2013). Implicit Bias, Stereotype Threat, and Women in Philosophy. En:
K. Hutchinson, & F. Jenkis, Women in philosophy: what needs to change?

III. Feminismo en epistemología

Objetividad exlusión, pluralismo. Injusticia epistémica

6. Langton, R. (2001). Feminismo en epistemología. Exclusión y objetificación. En:

M. Fricker, & J. Hornsby (Eds). Feminismo y filosofía: un compendio.

7. Fricker, M. (2001). Feminismo en epistemología. Pluralismo sin posmodernismo.

En: M. Fricker, & J. Hornsby (Eds). Feminismo y filosofía: un compendio.
8. Fricker, M. (2017). Injusticia epistémica. (Caps. 1, 2 y 7) Barcelona: Herder.

IV. Feminismo fenomenológico

9. Beauvoir, S. El segundo sexo. Primera parte. Destino.

10. Heinämaa, S. (2012). Sex, gender, and embodiment. En: D. Zahavi (Ed.). The
Oxford Handbook of Contemporary Phenomenology
11. Fisher, L. (2011). Gendering Embodied Memory. En C. Schües, D. Olkowski, & H.
Fielding, Time in Feminist Phenomenology (págs. 91-110). Bloomingtonm: Indiana
University Press.

12. Cely, F. E. & Granados, A. (En preparación). Mujer, exclusión epistémica y

fenomenología

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