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Daniel Kaufman (Missouri State University, The Electric Agora) and Jane Clare Jones (The Institute for Feminist Thought, janeclarejones.com)
- Where have all the feminists gone? . 00:24
- The feminist tradition in philosophy . 08:16
- How does second-wave feminism distinguish sex from gender? . 19:18
- Jane: Patriarchy hurts men, too . 36:33
- On the present controversy around gender non-conformity and identity . 50:03
- Was Prince genderqueer? . 1:00:04
- Gender, feminism, and the classical liberal tradition . 1:22:54
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Recorded:Jul 2
Posted:Jul 8, 2019
Download:
- Jane’s blog
- The Institute for Feminist Thought
- Jane on Judith Butler: “How to Disappear Patriarchy in Three Easy Steps”
- Jane, “Post-Structuralism, Butler, and Bodies”
- Jane’s appearance on The Reality Report with Matthew Watkins
- Jane, “Ontological Totalitarianism by Numbers”
- Jane, “Twitter, Trans Rights Totalitarianism, and the Erasure of Sex”
- Jane, “Disciplining Martina: Heretics and the Church of Trans Normativity”
- Jane in Trouble and Strife, “‘You Are Killing Me’: On Hate Speech and Feminist Silencing”
- Jane, “Women and Philosophy: A Reflection on Recent Events”
- Jane, “A Short(ish) Note of Academic Totalitarianism”
- Dan’s essay on identitarianism and the threat it poses to the traditional conception of human rights
- Dan’s recent essay, “Feeling Like a Man”
- Dan’s essay, “Some Things to Keep in Mind When Engaging with the Gender Identity Debate”
- Dan’s essay, “Thoughts on Sex and Gender”
- An essay from Dan on the question of self-identification more generally
- Kathleen Stock in Quillette, “Stonewall’s LGBT Guidance is Limiting the Free Speech of Gender Critical Academics”
- Links to Kathleen Stock’s primary work on gender and identity
Sophia | Jul 8, 2019 | Daniel Kaufman & Jane Clare Jones
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