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Cartesianism, Feminism, Coloniality: Rethinking Gender Formation from Astell to Lugones

Laguisma, Luisa (Ex Animo, 2022-06-02)

This essay will examine both Mary Astell’s proposal for women’s education as a protofeminist project and Descartes’ meditations on rationalism and the mind-body duality to understand how Astell’s project functions as ...
The Ecological Nietzsche: Considering the Environmental Implications of Friedrich Nietzsche’s Philosophy and the Possibility of Grounding der Ubermensch in the Indigenous Perspective

Ycaza, Joseph D. (Ex Animo, 2022-06-02)

"In this essay, I will be exploring the viability of an ecological Nietzsche, or how Nietzsche’s philosophy may play out in practical contemporary environmental contexts, and whether his philosophy is compatible with any ...
Cancel Culture: An Unproductive Form of Blame

Post, Boochie (Ex Animo, 2022-06-02)

In this paper I argue that Miranda Fricker’s account of blame in “What’s the Point of Blame? A Paradigm Based Explanation” can assist in explaining why cancel culture is ultimately unproductive. In particular, the phenomenon ...
Femininity and the Alien Other in Under the Skin

Hardister, Mia (Ex Animo, 2022-06-02)

In this paper, I attempt to analyze the 2014 film Under the Skin through its formal and generic elements and relate these to philosophical thought regarding objectivity and gender from theorists including Kant, de Beauvoir, ...

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