Philosophy in Multiple Voices by Yancy, George -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: No Philosophical Oracle Voices 1 - What Is Feminist Philosophy?

History of Philosophy Ethics and Social Theory Philosophy of Science and Epistemology Conclusion: Feminist Philosophy as Liberatory Philosophy Notes Bibliography

2 - What Is Lesbian Philosophy? (A Misleading Question)

I. Complicating Relationality II. Lesbian Engaging, Becoming III. Against-the-Grain Engaging and Resistant Negotiation IV. Multiplicity and Relationality V. Resituating, Reassessing, “Lesbian” VI. Final Thoughts Notes Bibliography

3 - What Is Queer Philosophy?

The Emergence of Queer Theory out of the Spirit of Gay Liberation The Critique of Willed Reason Queer Theory Is Not Yet Queer Philosophy Queer Philosophy Is Not Queer Science Difference and Queerness Gay Science, Queer Knowing Notes Bibliography

4 - What Is Africana Philosophy?

Notes Bibliography

5 - What Is Afro-Caribbean Philosophy?

Notes Bibliography

6 - What Is Latin American Philosophy?

I. Latin Americans’ View of Latin American Philosophy II. Latin American Philosophy as Ethnic Philosophy III. Latin American Philosophy and Other Philosophies IV. Universalism, Culturalism, and Critical Philosophy Revisited Notes Bibliography

7 - What Is American Indian Philosophy? Toward a Critical Indigenous Philosophy

Indigenous Spirituality: Political and Metaphysical Toward a Critical Indigenous Philosophy Summary Notes Bibliography

8 - What Is Asian American Philosophy?

Asian Philosophy and Modernity’s Orient Modern Asian Philosophy Asian American Philosophy Conclusion Notes Bibliography

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