Feeling the Way to Truth - Rethinking Modern Philosophy's Development

Explore the overlooked contributions of women to modern philosophy in this thought-provoking lecture from the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study. Delve into the historical context of philosophical thought, challenging traditional narratives and examining the impact of early Christian teachings on women's roles. Investigate the works of influential female thinkers such as Julian of Norwich and their perspectives on love, suffering, and self-exploration. Analyze how these often-neglected voices have shaped core philosophical concepts, including the Cogito Argument. Gain insights into the speaker's research process and her efforts to create a more inclusive approach to philosophical study. Reflect on contemporary issues, including the ethics of private prisons, as you reconsider the foundations of modern philosophical discourse.

Introduction
Triumph of Death
Pain and Suffering
Norton Introduction to Philosophy
Post Kant and German Philosophy
Diversity in Philosophy
New Oxford History of Philosophy
My Project
Ancient Virtues
Plato
Medea
Early Christianity
Augustine of Hippo
Eves punishment
Women should remain silent
Augustine
Exploring ourselves
New work
Women writing
Effective meditations
Mary going
Julian of Norwich
Oneness of Love
Women and Suffering
Aquinas
Metaphysics of Love
Cogito Argument
Sources
Private Prisons
Suffolk County Jail
Kalief Browder