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Having recently been introduced to the ideas and ethics of the Third Wave, (the most recent incarnation of feminism), I am interested in reading up about historical feminist thinking and how it has evolved to become what it is today. The Historical Dictionary of Feminist Philosophy provides a new slant on the history of feminism: it looks at the effects of canon philosophy on feminism and female social roles, and also looks at how feminist philosophers have both criticised and made use of traditional philosophies, reinterpreting them for a feminist audience and appropriating elements of canonical thought to create their...

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