Feminist PhilosophyBooks

Donna J. Haraway’s feminist guide to multispecies life, reproductive freedom, colonial histories, care, and making kin on a damaged earth.

Edited by Kim Q. Hall, this collection links feminist theory and disability studies across embodiment, literature, race, citizenship, sexuality, and the politics of visibility.

María Lugones develops coalition as a situated practice: remembering plural selves, reading resistance across social worlds, and changing the relations that make oppression seem inescapable.

Val Plumwood dissects the masterful dualisms of Western philosophy, showing how human/nature, reason/body, and man/woman turn dependency into a warrant for control.

Judith Butler questions sex, gender, and the category “women,” tracing how repeated norms make gender appear stable and unsettle fixed identities and universal feminist subjects.