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Women in Philosophy Behaving Badly? Or Madly?
Women in Philosophy Behaving Badly? Or Madly?

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*The term “Mad” is a contentious identifier. I use Mad as a form of resistance but not all diagnosed persons are on board. The debate on the preferred label is its own domain. My personal position on the debate is that people get to describe themselves. However there remains some ethical debate as to whether […]

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