Research Group
in Analytic Philosophy

Gender, Race, and Sexuality (GRS)

This is a reading group on issues in connection with gender, race, and sexuality, with special attention to methodological considerations in "applied" (analytic) philosophy. More specifically, we meet every week during the core months of the second term. Further information will be available here in due course, but we could be discussing papers such as the following: 

Glasgow (2010): 'The End of Historical Constructivism: Circularity, Redundancy, Indeterminacy', forthcoming in The Monist

Haslanger (2010): 'Language, Politics and “The Folk”: Looking for “The Meaning” of ‘Race’'. forthcoming in The Monist

Mercier (2009): 'On the Nature of Marriage', The Monist

Saul (2010): 'Politically Significant Terms and Philosophy of Language: Methodological Issues', forthcoming in Superson and Crasnow, Analytic Feminist Contributions to Traditional Philosophy.

Stein (2008): 'Sexual Orientation', Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics

Valian (2005): ‘Beyond Gender Schemas’, Hypatia 20, 198-213

West (2004): ‘Pornography and Censorship’, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy



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