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He construes her as engaged in an activity to which the distinction between what is true and what is false is crucial, and yet as taking no interest in whether what she says is true or false.
Harry G. Frankfurt • On Bullshit
The manifest behavior that Sue prefers in the bedroom is no more a transparent expression of her “true” self than is Jan’s private daydream.
Michael J. Bader • Arousal
To become a feminist is to stay a student.
Sara Ahmed • Living a Feminist Life
Even if women like Clinton aren’t subject to false beliefs or defunct gendered stereotypes per se, they may be viewed and treated in a hostile way precisely because of their manifest competence.
Kate Manne • Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny
Instead of wondering earnestly which of the self-evident yet mutually inconsistent criteria of fairness, representativeness and so on are the most self-evident, so that they can be entrenched, we judge such criteria, along with all other actual or proposed political institutions, according to how well they promote the removal of bad rulers and bad
... See moreDavid Deutsch • The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World
simply assert that Western democracies include a range of groups (women, ethnic minorities, sexual minorities and others) who are structurally oppressed in a ‘matrix of oppression’. From there what the intersectionalists urge is a political project rather than an academic discipline.
Douglas Murray • The Madness of Crowds
Specifically, relying on a model of the dialectical self that each borrowed from him,
Jamie Aroosi • The Dialectical Self: Kierkegaard, Marx, and the Making of the Modern Subject
I present misogyny as a system of hostile forces that by and large makes sense from the perspective of patriarchal ideology, inasmuch as it works to police and enforce patriarchal order.