For most of recorded history, philosophy has worn a masculine mask. We learn the names of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Kant. We quote them, study them, debate them. But where are the women? Too often, they were there – writing, teaching, questioning, leading – but erased, ignored, or silenced. Others didn’t speak from lecture halls, … Continue reading Feminine Philosophy: Unearthing the Voices, Reclaiming the Power