Rose bonbon, le volume ne passe pas inaperçu. Ni rouge modéré, ni jouet pour fillettes, sa couver... more Rose bonbon, le volume ne passe pas inaperçu. Ni rouge modéré, ni jouet pour fillettes, sa couverture ostentatoire rappelle aux chercheur·e·s réticent·e·s à intégrer le genre dans leurs analyses que persister à voir le monde au masculin-neutre est de plus en plus déconcertant : plus de trente ans d’écrits, d’enquêtes et de théories sont passés par-là… il est temps d’ouvrir les yeux. Lire Les Rapports sociaux de sexe peut être une bonne entrée en matière, d’autant que l’ouvrage constitue une s..
I am grateful to the faculty and administration of Philosophy Department of the University of Ams... more I am grateful to the faculty and administration of Philosophy Department of the University of Amsterdam, for their support of this work and their superb hospitality. Special thanks to Frans Jacobs, Karen Vingtes, Be Bernini, Ria Beentjes, and Willy van Veer for their organizational help and collegiality. Also to Yolande Jansen and Hilla Dayan for selfless and good-natured assistance in a time of great need. Stimulating conversations with Joel Anderson, Veit Bader, Paul van den Berg, Frances Gouda, Noortje Marrens, Pieter Pekelharing, Peter van der Veer, Karel van Wolferen, and Eli Zaretsky influenced my thinking greatly at key points during the preparation of the lectures. James Bohman generously provided expert bibliographical advice. I benefited from the unusually thoughtful and challenging responses of participants at the conference on "Philosophy and Social Science, Prague, May 20-24, 2004, where I presented an early version of lecture one. Although I was not able to respond to them adequately, the comments of Ed Baker, Alessandro Ferrara, Rainer Forst, and David Peritz proved especially helpful in alerting me to the complexities of the issues and some difficulties in my argument. Subsequent comments from Amy
... We need only recall current disputes about the extent and reality of globalization to see tha... more ... We need only recall current disputes about the extent and reality of globalization to see that efforts to specify those circumstances rest on normatively suffused interpretations and political judgments (Hirst and Thompson 1996; Held et al. 1999). ...
Rose bonbon, le volume ne passe pas inaperçu. Ni rouge modéré, ni jouet pour fillettes, sa couver... more Rose bonbon, le volume ne passe pas inaperçu. Ni rouge modéré, ni jouet pour fillettes, sa couverture ostentatoire rappelle aux chercheur·e·s réticent·e·s à intégrer le genre dans leurs analyses que persister à voir le monde au masculin-neutre est de plus en plus déconcertant : plus de trente ans d’écrits, d’enquêtes et de théories sont passés par-là… il est temps d’ouvrir les yeux. Lire Les Rapports sociaux de sexe peut être une bonne entrée en matière, d’autant que l’ouvrage constitue une s..
I am grateful to the faculty and administration of Philosophy Department of the University of Ams... more I am grateful to the faculty and administration of Philosophy Department of the University of Amsterdam, for their support of this work and their superb hospitality. Special thanks to Frans Jacobs, Karen Vingtes, Be Bernini, Ria Beentjes, and Willy van Veer for their organizational help and collegiality. Also to Yolande Jansen and Hilla Dayan for selfless and good-natured assistance in a time of great need. Stimulating conversations with Joel Anderson, Veit Bader, Paul van den Berg, Frances Gouda, Noortje Marrens, Pieter Pekelharing, Peter van der Veer, Karel van Wolferen, and Eli Zaretsky influenced my thinking greatly at key points during the preparation of the lectures. James Bohman generously provided expert bibliographical advice. I benefited from the unusually thoughtful and challenging responses of participants at the conference on "Philosophy and Social Science, Prague, May 20-24, 2004, where I presented an early version of lecture one. Although I was not able to respond to them adequately, the comments of Ed Baker, Alessandro Ferrara, Rainer Forst, and David Peritz proved especially helpful in alerting me to the complexities of the issues and some difficulties in my argument. Subsequent comments from Amy
... We need only recall current disputes about the extent and reality of globalization to see tha... more ... We need only recall current disputes about the extent and reality of globalization to see that efforts to specify those circumstances rest on normatively suffused interpretations and political judgments (Hirst and Thompson 1996; Held et al. 1999). ...
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