Classify and Label: The Unintended Marginalization of Social Groups

Lexington Books (2014)
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Classify and Label is a philosophical treatment of classification in the social sciences and everyday life, focusing on its moral, social, and political implications. This book stands at the intersection of philosophy of the social sciences, feminist philosophy, philosophy of sex, and social and political philosophy

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