The Ontological Commitments of Feminist Theory

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"The Ontological Commitments of Feminist Theory," a paper co-sponsored by the Center for Advanced Feminist Studies and the Department of Philosophy, the University of Minnesota, June 1991; and delivered to the Philosophy Department at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, November 1991. A rewritten version of this was delivered at the University of Auckland, New Zealand, June 1993; also at Miami University of Ohio, February 1994.

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