Today, I emailed Ásta. She wrote “The Metaphysics of Sex and Gender,” which is one of the main focuses of my work this summer. My advisor, Dr. Griffith, recommended that I reach out to her. In my email, I thanked Ásta and asked for any advice she may have. I let her know my article’s title, “A Case for Intersectional Feminist Metaphysics: What We Can Learn from Judith Butler and Immanuel Kant,” and let her know that I plan to send her the final draft.
Emailing Ásta
Filed Under: Summer 2019 Tagged With: Asta, Feminist Metaphysics, Feminist Philosophy, Judith Butler, Metaphysics
Women/Womxn/Womyn/Wimmin/Wommin
In the course of my research on gender and sex, I have run into heated arguments about not only the use of pronouns but also gendered nouns (i.e. woman, man)– as expected.
Filed Under: Summer 2019 Tagged With: Feminism, Feminist Metaphysics, Feminist Philosophy, Metaphysics, Pronouns, Women, Womxn
Updates
Over the past week, I condensed my notes from Judith Butler’s Gender Trouble and Bodies That Matter. Then, I extracted the quotes necessary to help with my description of her metaphysical framework.
Filed Under: Summer 2019 Tagged With: Evil Scientist, Feminist Metaphysics, Grateful, Metaphysics, Philosophy
Abstract of Summer Research–A Philosophical Investigation of Metaphysics of Space and Time
April 7, 2016 by Yonghao Wang
I am Yonghao Wang, a sophomore, and I go by Abe. I came from China to study philosophy and Linguistics here. My summer research will be on the Metaphysics of Space and Time.
Filed Under: Summer 2016 Tagged With: Abstract, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Yonghao Wang
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