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Also at University College, Cork
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Evelien Geerts and Iris Van Der Tuin, From intersectionality to interference: Feminist onto-epistemological reflections on the politics of representationWomen's Studies International Forum 41 (3): 171-178. 2013.
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Adam Loughnane, The End of Comparative Philosophy and the Task of Comparative Thinking (review)Philosophy East and West 62 (3): 433-436. 2012.
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Joel Walmsley, Cognitive science. An introduction to the science of mind, de José Luis BermúdezTeorema: International Journal of Philosophy 30 (3): 186-191. 2011.
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Joel Walmsley, Emergence and Reduction in Dynamical Cognitive ScienceNew Ideas in Psychology 28 274-282. 2010.
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Joel Walmsley, Methodological Situatedness; or, DEEDS Worth Doing and PursuingCognitive Systems Research 9 150-159. 2008.
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André Kukla and Joel Walmsley, Mind: A Historical and Philosophical Introduction to the Major TheoriesHackett. 2006.
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Joel Walmsley, Theres Room in the Lab for an Armchair Report on the Philosophy and Neuroscience Conference Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, 17-20, October 2002 (review)Journal of Consciousness Studies 10 (3): 89-93. 2003.
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Evelien Geerts, An analysis of Susan Moller Okin’s problematic approach to multiculturalism. A feminist comprehensive liberalism gone wrong.
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Evelien Geerts, A philosophical analysis of the problematical feminist-liberal approaches to the phenomenon of multiculturalism. Down with feminist liberalism?
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Evelien Geerts, Forcefully subverting or reinforcing dichotomies? Elizabeth Grosz's feminist rereading of Charles Darwin via the perspectives of Jacques Derrida and Luce Irigaray.
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Evelien Geerts, Julia Kristeva’s subversive semiotic politics. A conceptual analysis of Kristeva’s notions of the semiotic chora, maternity and feminism.
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Evelien Geerts, Luce Irigaray: the (un)dutiful daughter of psychoanalysis. A feminist ‘moving through and beyond’ the phallogocentric discourse of psychoanalysis.
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Evelien Geerts, "Of Mimicry and man‟. A philosophical analysis of mimicry in the works of Homi K. Bhabha and Luce Irigaray"