Women's Studies and Feminist Research Publications
Research in Women’s Studies and Feminist Publications takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of women, minorities and gender, examining them through historical, political, sociological, medical and intersectional feminist lenses. Topics include reproductive health, commodification and objectification, academic feminism and gender identity.
Submissions from 2000
Our Attitude towards the Motivation of Those We Trust, Carolyn McLeod
Relational Autonomy, Self-Trust, and Health Care for Patients Who Are Oppressed, Carolyn McLeod and Susan Sherwin
Submissions from 1999
Recent Work in Feminist Ethics, Samantha Brennan
Reconciling Feminist Politics and Feminist Ethics on the Issue of Rights, Samantha Brennan
Self-Trust and Reproductive Autonomy, Carolyn McLeod
Trudy Govier’s Dilemmas of Trust, Carolyn McLeod and S. Burns
Submissions from 1998
Women’s Autonomy and the ‘G’ Case, Carolyn McLeod
Submissions from 1997
A Question of Values: New Canadian Perspectives in Ethics and Political Philosophy, Samantha Brennan, Tracy Lynn Isaacs, and Michael Milde
Submissions from 1992
Socialism, Feminism and Philosophy: A Radical Philosophy Reader, Sean Sayers and Peter Osborne, eds., Samantha Brennan
Women and Evil, Nel Noddings, Samantha Brennan
Submissions from 1988
Philosophy and Feminist Thinking, Jean Grimshaw, Samantha Brennan