Reason, Knowledge, Experience: The Reconstruction of the Traditional Concepts in Feminist Epistemology

Filozofia 56:463-473 (2001)
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The paper deals with the relationship between feminist epistemology and some other streams of current epistemological thinking, particularly those of pragmatist and postmodern epistemology. The authors focus mainly on the reconstruction of several basic epistemological concepts, e. g. reason, knowledge and experience. Attention is paid also to parallels between these epistemological projects.

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