Women and Philosophy

“One of the most important books of our times, it seems to me. Dr. Stern reads like a poet, and uses his professional training in order to arrive at profound insights, instead of being hamstrung by it, as most Freudian literary critics are.

Here is a solid, well-reasoned introduction to feminist philosophy
that instructors using traditional undergraduate texts will find especially
useful in broadening debate. Philosophy and Feminist Criticism
introduces
readers to the lively and productive conversation between traditional
philosophy
and its feminist critics over the past twenty years.

"Humorous, thought-provoking, well written, and completely jargon-free, it is accessible to any interested reader who wants to think more about these issues.... Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower- and upper-level undergraduates; general readers.

“Undressing Feminism is an indispensable, reliable
and entertaining history of the three main waves of the American feminist
movement. Ellen Klein shows why the third and most radical wave has alienated
a majority of American women who are now, understandably, reluctant to
call themselves feminists.

“... provides lucid, incisive, fully accessible feminist
discussions of key figures in the history of western philosophy.... Indispensable
for introducing undergraduates to gender issues in the history of philosophy.