Philosophy Without Women The Birth of Sexism in Western Thought
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Vigdis Songe-Møller is Professor Emerita of Philosophy, University of Bergen, Norway."A marvellous book. It explains better than any other I know how sexist ideology arose in Western culture and why that sexism still is fundamental to contemporary culture, not least to our understanding of philosophy and reason. Lucid and clear, Philosophy Without Women exemplifies philosophical reason at its best." Toril Moi, Duke University
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