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Ann Garry

California State University, Los Angeles
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  • California State University, Los Angeles
    Department of Philosophy
    Professor Emerita
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Los Angeles, California, United States of America
Areas of Specialization
Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality
Epistemology
20th Century Philosophy
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality
Epistemology
Metaphilosophy
Philosophy of Law
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    Sex from somewhere liberally different?
    Philosophical Studies 89 (2): 375-385. 1998.
    Philosophy of Sexuality, MiscFeminism: SexualityFeminism: Rape and Sexual Violence
  •  110
    Abortion: Models of responsibility (review)
    Law and Philosophy 2 (3). 1983.
    My focus within the topic of abortion is on several models that are used to support the position that a woman has a responsibility to sustain the fetus she carries because she brought about its existence. I consider the following models: a creator, strict liability, fault, and a contract. Although each of these models has been used by opponents of abortion to support the position that women should accept the consequences of engaging in sexual intercourse, I argue that none of the models is adequ…Read more
    My focus within the topic of abortion is on several models that are used to support the position that a woman has a responsibility to sustain the fetus she carries because she brought about its existence. I consider the following models: a creator, strict liability, fault, and a contract. Although each of these models has been used by opponents of abortion to support the position that women should accept the consequences of engaging in sexual intercourse, I argue that none of the models is adequate.
    AbortionFeminism: ReproductionPhilosophy of Law
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    Narcissism and Vanity
    Social Theory and Practice 8 (2): 145-153. 1982.
    Feminist EthicsFeminist Philosophy of Mind
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    Why Care About Gender?
    Hypatia 7 (3): 155-161. 1992.
    I address motivations that feminist philosophers have for being concerned about the "maleness" of philosophy and the "problem of difference" within feminist theory. An appropriate motivation for caring about both sets of issues is the desire not to oppress others. In order to be able to understand this motivation and to act on it, we need to retain gender as an analytical category
    Feminist EpistemologyFeminist EthicsFeminist MetaphysicsAnalytic FeminismVarieties of Feminism, MiscRead more
    Feminist EpistemologyFeminist EthicsFeminist MetaphysicsAnalytic FeminismVarieties of Feminism, MiscConceptions of Gender
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    Linda J. Nicholson, ed., Feminism / Postmodernism (review)
    Philosophy in Review 11 120-122. 1991.
    Postmodern FeminismPoststructural Feminism
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    Aids (review)
    Teaching Philosophy 12 (1): 59-61. 1989.
    Medicine and LawFeminist Ethics
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    Sex, Lies and Pornography
    In Hugh LaFollette (ed.), Ethics in Practice: An Anthology, Wiley-blackwell. 2013.
    Feminism: PornographyPornography
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    Anti-Racist Solidarity Work: Categories, Guilt, and Shame
    PhaenEx 8 (1): 276-285. 2013.
    Interracial CoalitionsFeminist Political Philosophy
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