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The Philosopher Queen: Feminist Essays on War, Love, and Knowledge: Feminist Constructions

Autor Chris Cuomo
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 10 dec 2002
The Philosopher Queen is a collection of essays and monologues addressing deep questions about gender, race, science, and global politics, ideal for both students and lay readers. Weaving together philosophical analysis and narrative, Cuomo develops positions that resonate in a world where all truths are partial, yet the search for truth is more important than ever.

Scholarly, humorous, and brazenly feminist, these inviting essays encourage us to reinvestigate war, sex, justice, and wholeness. They acknowledge the complexity of reality while holding fast to the promise of common values, and in the face of cynicism and violence they present a conception of ethics that aims toward flourishing.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780742513815
ISBN-10: 0742513815
Pagini: 176
Dimensiuni: 148 x 228 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.25 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Seria Feminist Constructions

Locul publicării:New York, United States

Cuprins

Chapter 1 The Philosopher Queen
Chapter 2 War as an Opportunity for Learning
Chapter 3 Ethics, Earth, and the Secular Sacred
Chapter 4 Critical Theory and the Science of Complexity
Chapter 5 Justice, Joy, and Feminist Sex
Chapter 6 Sisterwomanchainsaw
Chapter 7 Codeword: Diversity
Chapter 8 The King of Whiteness
Chapter 9 Getting Closer: On the Ethics of Knowledge Production
Chapter 10 Lesbian and its Synonyms (An Essay For All Feminists)
Chapter 11 Reading Simone Weil: It's Better to Fade Away
Chapter 12 The Philosopher Queen on War

Recenzii

Lively, often funny, thought-provoking pieces in which the whole work's preoccupation with the blending of theory and life surfaces effectively and engagingly.
Chris Cuomo makes philosophy more acessible in this collection of essays. She blends together anecdote with theory giving the reader a deeper sence of meaning and connection with her thoughts. Uniting ideas with action, Cuomo sees the harmful disconnect between the "thinkers" of academia and the "doers" of grassroots activism. Where most writers stop, Cuomo continues to delve into uncomfortable places that blur the boundary of "right" and "wrong". She doesn't allow herself to stop searching the vast expanse of multiple truths, even in moments of embarrassment and self-consciousness. Her voice is different, and in many ways reassuring.
Chris Cuomo serves up a philosopher's delight. The Philosopher Queen is a challenging, stimulating and delightful work that proposes an unorthodox and refreshing approach to thinking, one that fits the interesting times in which we live.
Cuomo's arguments are clear. They are honest and motivating. And, at this historical moment they are exactly what we need.