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Philosophy

Feminist Political Philosophy and Justice

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The term 'feminist political philosophy' emerged in the 1970s, yet earlier thinkers like Mary Wollstonecraft (1792) already argued that justice cannot exist as long as women are denied full citizenship.

Why this is interesting

You probably believe in justice—but what if the very idea of justice was designed without considering half the population? That's the challenge feminist political philosophy poses to every traditional theory of fairness.