The Routledge Handbook of Feminist Philosophy of Science

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Introduction to The Routledge Handbook of Feminist Philosophy of Science
Part I: Hidden Figures and Historical Critique
	1 The Origins of Philosophy and Science in Ancient Greece: Material Culture and the Scarcity of Women
	2 Margaret Cavendish and the New Science: “Boys that play with watery bubbles or fling dust into each other’s eyes, or make a hobbyhorse of snow”
	3 Émilie Du Châtelet: Feminism, Epistemology and Natural Philosophy
	4 The Rocket Women of India: Eight Women Scientists and Their Roles in the 2014 Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM)
	5 Contributions of Women to Philosophy of Science: A Bibliometric Analysis
Part II: Frameworks
	6 Feminist Empiricism
	7 Thinking Outside-In: Feminist Standpoint Theory as Epistemology, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science
	8 Latin American Decolonial Feminist Philosophy of Knowledge Production
	9 Sciences of Consent: Indigenous Knowledge, Governance Value, and Responsibility
	10 Queer Science Studies/Queer Science
	11 Naturalizing and Denaturalizing Impairment and Disability in Philosophy and Feminist Philosophy of Science
	12 Epistemic Vices and Feminist Philosophies of Science
	13 “Where Are All of the Pragmatist Feminist Philosophers of Science?”
Part III: Key Concepts and Issues
	14 Is Sex Socially Constructed?
	15 Feminist Perspectives on Values in Science
	16 Situated Knowledge and Objectivity
	17 Ignorance, Science, and Feminism
	18 How the Facts Might Give Us Socially Responsible Science
	19 Feminist Science for the People: Feminist Approaches to Public Understanding of Science and Science Il/literacy
Part IV: Feminist Philosophy of Science in Practice
	Biology and Biomedical Sciences
		20 Feminist Philosophy of Biology
		21 Observing Primates: Gender, Power, and Knowledge in Primatology
		22 The Gendered Nature of Reprogenetic Technologies
	Psychology, Cognitive Science, and Neuroscience
		23 What’s Wrong with (Narrow) Evolutionary Psychology
		24 Neurosexism and Our Understanding of Sex Differences in the Brain
		25 Feminism and Cognitive Neuroscience
		26 Implementing Intersectionality in Psychology with Quantitative Methods
	Social Science
		27 Feminist Economics
		28 Feminist Methodology in the Social Sciences
		29 Feminist Approaches to Concepts and Conceptualization: Toward Better Science and Policy
	The Physical Sciences
		30 What Is It Like to Be a Woman in Philosophy of Physics?
		31 Inclusivity in Engineering Education
	Public Policy
		32 Rethinking Debates about Pediatric Vaccine Safety: A Feminist View
		33 The Hard Sell of Genetically Engineered (GE) Mosquitoes with Gene Drives as the Solution to Malaria: Ethical, Political, Epistemic, and Epidemiological Issues in Global Health Governance
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