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As Director of the SIUE Women’s Studies program, I am fortunate to come into contact with young feminists with a wide variety of ideas about what feminism means to them, and the shape it should take to be most effective. … Continue reading
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A real loss for Northwestern, though one can’t say they didn’t provoke it. Find the story at the Chronicle. You can obtain the “Bad Girls” issue of Atrium here. … Continue reading
Susan Dwyer (University of Maryland): What do bioethicists do? According to a recent Boston Globe op-ed by the Harvard cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker, they needlessly get in the way of saving and improving human lives by throwing up ethical red tape and slowing … Continue reading
Guest Post by Julieta Arosteguy (FLACSO) In August of last year, after teaching my first and only bioethics class of the semester, I was fired from my teaching position at the National University of San Martín (Argentina). I was told by the … Continue reading
CALL FOR PAPER PROPOSALS Series Title: Moral Psychology of Emotions Series Editor: Mark Alfano Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield International Volume: The Moral Psychology of Regret Volume Editor: Anna Gotlib Proposals are sought for chapters in a volume entitled The Moral Psychology of Regret, which … Continue reading
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CALL FOR PAPERS IJFAB Special Issue 11.2: “Feminist Phenomenology, Medicine, Bioethics, and Health” Guest Editor Lauren Freeman (University of Louisville) Lauren.Freeman@louisville.edu Although by no means mainstream, phenomenological approaches to bioethics and philosophy of medicine are no longer novel. Such approaches take … Continue reading