Feminists never bought the idea of a mind set free from its body | Aeon Essays
“We can see two distinct mythologies at work. The first myth is that nonhuman systems (be it computers or horses) are analogues for human minds. This perspective assumes that with sufficient training, or enough resources, humanlike intellgence can be created from scratch, without addressing the fundamental ways in wich humans are embodied, relation
... See moreH.D. would devote her life to undoing the damage Descartes has done to our cultural mythos, insisting instead on the synthesis of body and mind, of spirituality and sexuality, of love and reason
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