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Philosophy and the Gender Gap

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[From Chris Mullen, frequent blog and Facebook contributor] A few days ago I was reading an interview in 3 A.M. Magazine with the philosopher Elizabeth Anderson. The second question of the interview turned to the "..the treatment of women in professional philosophy." 3:AM: Why is academic philosophy seemingly a worse place for women than in the rest of the humanities? and  Continue Reading …

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