Making Sense of Gender, Sex, Race, and the Family: Now online

HUMANA.MENTE – International Journal of Philosophical Studies

Issue 22 – September 2012
MAKING SENSE OF GENDER, SEX, RACE, AND THE FAMILY

edited by Elena Casetta, Vera Tripodi

is available online:
http://www.humanamente.eu

PAPERS

Andrea Borghini
Food in the Metaphysical Orders: Gender, Race, and the Family

Valentina Chizzola
Sex and/or Gender? Some Neuroscientific Approaches

Roberta Cocco and Francesca Ervas
Gender Stereotypes and Figurative Language Comprehension

Esa Diaz-Leon
Social Kinds, Conceptual Analysis, and the Operative Concept: A Reply to Haslanger

Claude-Olivier Doron
Race and Genealogy. Buffon and the Formation of the Concept of “Race”

Koffi N. Maglo and Lisa J. Martin
Researching vs. Reifying Race: The Case of Obesity Research

Lina Papadaki
Abortion and Kant’s Formula of Humanity

COMMENTARIES

Sanja Milutinovic Bojanic
The Female Brain by Cynthia Darlington and
Gender and the Science of Difference
by Jill A. Fisher (Ed.)

Greta Gober
Sexing the Body. Gender Politics and the Construction of Sexuality
by Anne Fausto-Sterling

Maria Rodó-de-Zárate and Marta Jorba
The Complexity of Intersectionality
by Leslie McCall

BOOK REVIEWS

Anna Boncompagni
Shifting Ground. Knowledge and Reality, Transgression and Trustworthiness
by Naomi Scheman

Ingeborg W. Owesen
Birth, Death and Femininity – Philosophies of Embodiment
by Robin May Schott (Ed.)

Giuliano Torrengo
Minimizing Marriage. Marriage, Morality, and the Law
by Elizabeth Brake

INTERVIEWS

Sally Haslanger
by Elena Casetta

Marta Nussbaum
by Sara Protasi

REPORTS

Jules Holroyd and Alessandra Tanesini
Under-Represented Groups in Philosophy
(26th-27th November 2010) 243

Maeve O’Donovan, Namita Goswami, and Lisa Yount
Women in Philosophy: Why Race and Gender Still Matter
(28th April 2012)

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