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Diversity Reading List

Helping you include authors from under-represented groups in your teaching

Welcome back to the DRL Newsletter!

We hope that you had a good start of the year. We definitely did! Read on to find out what’s been happening at the Diversity Reading List in the last few months.

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We invite you to take part in a short survey on how you use the DRL. Your answers will help us improve and further develop the List.

News

MAP & DRL Workshop
photo from the workshop
Thanks to everyone who came to the joint DRL-MAP workshop held in Sheffield in November! We had a very fruitful discussion, touching on how syllabi can be developed in tandem with DRL, and how we can make the wider department communities’ diversify their syllabi too. We also added 27 new entries to the DRL! Look forward to more DRL-MAP collaborations in Yorkshire during 2019.

DRL and OPEN Scotland
We had a stall at the Online Philosophy & Education Network Scotland launch event on Jan 11th. We are looking forward to developing closer collaborations with OPEN Scotland, working on education and knowledge exchange projects related to diversity and feminism. For now, check out the post we wrote for them.

At the Mary Shepherd Philosophy Conference
We also appeared at the recent undergraduate conference focusing on gender, race and discrimination. It was a fantastic, thought-stimulating event, most successful at showing how important and practical diversity issues are in the discipline.

Lady Mary Shepherd in stone
The conference inspired a petition to erect a statue of Lady Mary Shepherd in her home town of Edinburgh. We would like to strongly promote this initiative and see this prominent female philosopher represented next to the statues of Hume and Smith. Please sign and promote it!

Wikipedia Diversithons
There are two diversity-focused events forthcoming for Wikipedia: one on 15 Feb, based at the Imperial College London and focusing on women in STEM, the other on 20 Feb, based at the University of Edinburgh and focusing on Scottish history and beyond. If you specialise in philosophy of science or history of philosophy, join the events in person or online!

CFA
Alice Murphy and Andrea Blomqvist – both active MAP-members and DRL-supporters – are hosting a conference on Learning from Imagination in Leeds, 23-24 May 2019. A call for abstracts have been sent out which you can find here.

Volunteer Spotlight: Emily Paul

photo of the volunteer
I recently completed my PhD at the University of Leeds, focusing on Philosophy of Religion and Metaphysics. In my experience, Philosophy of Religion is where the lack of diversity is especially blatant. In my first year, I spoke at a conference where I was not only the sole female presenter, but also the sole female delegate. I began to think about stereotype threat a great deal. Meanwhile, a typical UG course focuses on a typically masculine figure of God in a predominantly Christian context, with core readings authored almost exclusively by white men. But there are women and minorities working in this area, and things are improving – I’ve seen some great syllabi, including on a course I taught.

And there is the DRL. I’d been aware of it for years – my fellow PhD student, Alison Toop, was heavily involved in it. Towards the end of my PhD, I jumped at the chance to be involved when I saw that Leeds will fund a guest editor. I focused on what I knew, adding 70 new entries in Philosophy of Religion and Metaphysics. I was really pleased to be able to make this contribution. I’ve now left academic Philosophy, but initiatives like the DRL reassure me that ‘sole female delegate’ conferences and exclusively white male syllabi are becoming a thing of the past.

New Text Spotlight

Today we’d like to draw your attention to the edited volume of critical essays by female philosophers entitled Women in Philosophy: What Needs to Change? edited by Katrina Hutchinson and Fiona Jenkins (2013, OUP). This book deals head on with one of the key issues that the DRL is trying to tackle – under-representation of women in academic philosophy. In the publishers note it states: “Often it is assumed that women need to change to fit existing institutions. This book instead offers concrete reflections on the way in which philosophy needs to change, in order to accommodate and benefit from the important contribution women’s full participation makes to the discipline”. We agree! And we think that the DRL is contributing to such change!

Get involved, get funded!

We continuously expand our list and you can help us by contributing papers via our contribution page.

We couldn’t do what we do without the help of our fantastic volunteers. If you would like to join them and volunteer for us please get in touch! There are so many ways to get involved: reviewing public contributions; helping us with small one off jobs; becoming a regular editor; and promoting the DRL at events and online.

You might even be able to access funding to support your time working on the DRL like Emily Paul (see above). We’re keen to support any volunteers in getting this kind of funding. You can read more about this here.

 

Thanks so much again for all your support,

The DRL Team

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Philosophy of Gender, Race, and Sexuality
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Gender and Equality
Gender as Socially Constructed
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Sex Work and Prostitution
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Relationships and Marriage
Sexual Objectification
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Activism
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Content Externalist Replies to Skepticism
Critical Thinking
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Metaepistemology
Naturalized Epistemology
Ordinary Language Replies to Skepticism
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The A Priori
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The Gettier Problem
The Nature of Intuition
Transmission of Warrant
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Wisdom
Metaphilosophy
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Thought Experiments
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Abstract Objects
Actualism
Anti-Realism about Laws
Artifacts
Best-Systems Analyses
Causal Eliminativism
Causal Realism
Causal Reductionism
Causal Relata
Causation
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Ceteris Paribus Laws
Conceivability, Imagination, and Possibility
Concepts of Emergence
Conditional Analyses
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Dispositions and Laws
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Downward Causation
Essentialism
Essentialism and De Re Modality
Eternalism
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Metaphysics, General Works
Humeanism and Nonhumeanism about Laws
Idealism
Laws of Nature
Material Objects
McTaggart's Argument
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Ontological Disagreement
Metaphysical Necessity
Methodology in Metaphysics
Modal Realism
Narrative Identity
Objects
Holes
Identity
Mereology
Composition as Identity
Ontological Realism
Ontology
Events
Existence
Natural Kinds
Ontological Categories
Perdurance
Persistence
Three- and Four-Dimensionalism
Personal Identity
Persons
Human nature
The Self
Philosophy of Time
Physical and Animalist Theories Of Personal Identity
Powers
Practical Identity
Problem of the Many
Properties
Essence and Essentialism
Intrinsic and Extrinsic Properties
Relations
Psychological Theories of Personal Identity
Simples and Gunk
Supervenience
The Body
The Direction of Time
Theories of Causation
Theories of Modality
Time
Temporal Ontology
Presentism
The Open Future
Time Travel
Varieties of Causation
Philosophy of Mind
Aspects of Consciousness
Cognitive Phenomenology
Consciousness and Content
Phenomenal Intentionality
Representationalism
Consciousness and Materialism
Mind-Body Problem
The Knowledge Argument
Consciousness of Action
Content Internalism and Externalism
Externalism and Psychological Explanation
Creativity
Disjunctivism
Dualism
Eliminativism about Propositional Attitudes
Eliminativism about Qualia
Emotions
Epistemology of Mind
Experience of Temporal Passage
Expression-Based Accounts of Self-Knowledge
Externalism and Armchair Knowledge
Externalism and Slow Switching
First-Person Contents
Imagination and Pretense
Imaginative Resistance
Inferentialist Accounts of Meaning and Content
Information-Based Accounts of Mental Content
Intentionality
Asymmetric-Dependence Accounts of Mental Content
Atomist Theories of Concepts
Collective Intentionality
Naturalism and Intentionality
Propositional Attitudes
Theory-Based Theories of Concepts
Knowledge of Consciousness
Mental Actions
Mental Causation
Mental States
Mental States and Processes
Desire
Imagination
Theories of Imagination
Mental Imagery
Pain
Pleasure
Temporal Experience
The Specious Present
Metaphysics of Mind
Psychophysical Reduction
Naive and Direct Realism
Narrow Content
Nonreductive Materialism
Observation-Based Accounts of Self-Knowledge
Panpsychism
Perception
Illusion and Hallucination
Perceptual Knowledge
The Given
Science of Perception
Ecological Approaches to Perception
Modularity and Cognitive Penetrability
Sensory Modalities
Distinguishing the Senses
Molyneux's Problem
The Contents of Perception
Color Experience
Conceptual and Nonconceptual Content
The Experience of High-Level Properties
The Experience of Objects
The Nature of Perceptual Experience
Belief Theories of Perception
The Perceptual Relation
The Objects of Perception
Transparency
Perception and Action
Perception and Skepticism
Perceptual Justification
Perceptual Particularity
Phenomenal Concepts
Philosophy of Consciousness
Explaining Consciousness
The Explanatory Gap
'Hard' and 'Easy' Problems
Nonconceptual/Prereflective Self-Consciousness
Qualia
Qualia and Materialism
The Inverted Spectrum
Self-Consciousness in Experience
Theories of Consciousness
Eliminativism about Consciousness
Neutral Monism
Russellian Monism
Unconscious States
Philosophy of Mind, General Works
Physicalism
Psychophysical Emergence
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Self-Knowledge
Sense-Datum Theories
Social Externalism
Teleological Accounts of Mental Content
The Exclusion Problem
The Extended Mind
The Nature of Belief
Twin Earth and Externalism
What is it Like?
Zombies and the Conceivability Argument
Philosophy of Action
Action Theory
Action Sentences
Collective Intentions
Motivation and Will
Weakness of Will
Causal Theory of Action
Collective Action
Decision-Theoretic Frameworks
Decision Theory
Decision-Theoretic Puzzles
Toxin Puzzle
Game Theory
Defining Action
Deliberation
Explanation of Action
Free Will
Agent Causation
Alternative Possibilities
Compatibilism
Determinism
Libertarianism about Free Will
Semi-Compatibilism
Free Will and Neuroscience
Free Will and Responsibility
Instrumental Reasoning
Intentional Action
Motivation
Noncausal Theories of Action
Normative and Descriptive Decision Theory
Practical and Theoretical Reasoning
Practical Reason
Desire and Reason
Preferences in Decision Theory
Reasons
Internalism and Externalism about Reasons
Reasons and Causes
Subjective and Objective Reasons
The Nature of Action
Causal Theory of Action
The Will
Theories of Free Will
Utility
Philosophy of Language
Accomplishments
Achievements
Activities
Descriptions
Desire Ascriptions
Feminist Philosophy of Language
Generics
Indexicals and Demonstratives
Linguistic Communication
Meaning
Aspects of Meaning
Intention-Based Theories of Meaning
Russellian and Direct Reference Theories of Meaning
Semantic Phenomena
Truth-Conditional Theories of Meaning
Metaphor
Minimalism and Deflationism about Truth
Modal Expressions
Norms of Assertion
Philosophy of Language, General Works
Philosophy of Linguistics
Psychological Reality in Linguistics
Semantics
Pragmatics
Semantic Contextualism
Semantic Minimalism
Semantics-Pragmatics Distinction
The Scope of Context-Dependence
Pragmatism about Truth
Prosentential Theory of Truth
Reference
Relevance Theory
Russellian and Direct Reference Theories
Scope
Sorites Paradox
Specific Expressions
Attitude Ascriptions
Conditionals
Indicative Conditionals and Conditional Probabilities
Speech Acts
States
Subjunctive Conditionals
Supervaluationism
The Analytic-Synthetic Distinction
Truth
Coherence Theory of Truth
Vagueness and Indeterminacy
Contextual Theories of Vagueness
Epistemic Theories of Vagueness
Metaphysical Indeterminacy
Verificationist Theories of Meaning
Philosophy of Religion
Afterlife
Agnosticism
Arguments Against Theism
Arguments from Naturalism against Theism
The Argument from Evil
Arguments for Theism
Arguments from Miracles
Design Arguments for Theism
Ontological Arguments for Theism
Teleological Arguments for Theism
Atheism
Comparative Philosophy of Religion
Divine Attributes
Divine Eternity
Divine Omniscience
Divine Passibility
Divine Simplicity
Epistemology of Religion
Religious Experience
Religious Imagination
Evil
Faith
Fictionalism
Heaven and Hell
Prayer
Religious Diversity
Sin
Specific Religions
Buddhism
Christianity
The Trinity
Hinduism
Islam
The Soul
Science, Logic & Mathematics 
General Philosophy of Science
Abduction and Scientific Realism
Analogy in Science
Arguments For and Against Scientific Realism
The Miracle Argument for Scientific Realism
Confirmation
Confirmation Holism
Constructive Empiricism
Empirically Equivalent Theories
Experimentation in Science
Explanation
Explanation and Laws
Explanatory Value
Feminist Philosophy of Science
History of Science
Idealisation
Induction
Interlevel Relations in Science
Laws of Nature
Special Science Laws
Models
Multiple Realizability
Nature of Science
Necessitarianism about Laws
Nonempirical Virtues
Philosophy of Science, General Works
Reductionism
Science and Values
Value-Free Science
Scientific Change
Scientific Progress
Scientific Conventionalism
Scientific Discovery
Scientific Fictionalism
Scientific Instruments
Scientific Method
Scientific Practice
Experimentation in Science
Scientific Realism
Scientific Representation
Social Epistemology of Science
Sociology of Science
Structural Realism
The Observation-Theory Distinction
Theoretical Virtues
Theories and Models
Scientific Models
Underdetermination of Theory by Data
Unification Accounts of Explanation
Unity of Science
Varieties of Scientific Realism
Entity Realism
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Classical Logic
Aristotelian Logic
Chinese Logic
Epistemology of Logic
Logic, General Works
History of Logic
Informal Logic
Introductions to Logic
Liar Paradox
Logic
Logical Consequence and Entailment
Logical Pluralism
Modal and Intensional Logic
Model Theory
Nonclassical Logics
Fuzzy Logic
Quantum Logic
Relevance Logic
Predicate Logic
Proof Theory
Temporal Logic
Vagueness
Philosophy of Biology
Causation in Biology
Ecology and Conservation Biology
Environmental Philosophy
Philosophy of Food and Drink
Food Ethics
Food Ontology
Evolutionary Biology
Fitness
Functions
Levels and Units of Selection
Natural Selection
Philosophy of Cognitive Science
Animal Cognition
Computationalism in Cognitive Science
Connectionism and Eliminativism
Dementia
Evolutionary Psychology
Introspection and Introspectionism
Neurophilosophy
Other Mental Disorders
Philosophy of Neuroscience
Philosophy of Psychiatry and Psychopathology
Philosophy of Psychology
Psychological Explanation
Psychopathy
Representation in Cognitive Science
Representation in Neuroscience
Science of Consciousness
Conscious and Unconscious Memory
The Nature of Folk Psychology
The Turing Test
Theory of Mind and Folk Psychology
Philosophy of Mathematics
Epistemology of Mathematics
Mathematical Fictionalism
Mathematical Naturalism
Mathematical Nominalism
Mathematical Psychologism
Ontology of Mathematics
Mathematical Platonism
Philosophy of Medicine
Philosophy of Physical Science
Classical Mechanics
Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
Bohmian Interpretation
Collapse Interpretations
Copenhagen Interpretation
Everett Interpretation
Measurement Problem
Philosophy of Cosmology
Philosophy of Physics
Quantum Field Theory
Space and Time
Metaphysics of Spacetime
Conventionalism about Spacetime
Symmetry in Physics
Why is there Something?
Philosophy of Probability
Applications of Probability
Probability in the Philosophy of Religion
Bayesian Reasoning
Chance and Determinism
Chance and Objective Probability
Degrees of Belief
Interpretation of Probability
Propensities
Probabilistic Puzzles
Probabilistic Reasoning
Probabilistic Frameworks
Subjective Probability
Betting Interpretations and Dutch Books
Degrees of Belief
The Reflection Principle
Philosophy of Social Science
Economics and Ethics
Economics and Justice
Philosophy of Archaeology
Philosophy of Economics
Idealization in Economics
Models in Economics
The Status of Economics
Instrumentalism about Economics
Theory in Economics
Philosophy of Education
Philosophy of History
Philosophy of Learning
Philosophy of Sociology
Philosophy of Teaching
Rational Choice Theory
Social Ontology
Topics in Philosophy of Social Science
Philosophy of Social Science, General Works
History of Western Philosophy
15th/16th Century Philosophy
17th/18th Century Philosophy
Anne Conway
Baruch Spinoza
Cambridge Platonism
Catharine Trotter Cockburn
Émilie du Châtelet
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz
Hobbes: Social Contract
Hume: Aesthetics
Hume: Metaphysics and Epistemology
Hume: Value Theory
Isaac Newton
Kant: Aesthetics
Kant: Concepts
Kant: Ethics
Kant: Fact of Reason
Kant: Metaphysics and Epistemology
Kant: Perception
Kant: Philosophy of History
Kant: Science
Kant: Scientific Work
Kant: Social, Political and Religious Thought
Kant: Transcendental Arguments
Locke: Metaphysics
Locke: Philosophy of Mind
Locke: Philosophy of Science
Margaret Cavendish
Mary Astell
Princess Elizabeth
René Descartes
19th Century Philosophy
Arthur Schopenhauer
Francis Herbert Bradley
Hegel
Josiah Royce
Mary Shepherd
Nietzsche: Value Theory
William James
20th Century Philosophy
Bertrand Russell
David Lewis
Donald Davidson
G. E. M. Anscombe
G. E. Moore
Gottlob Frege
Hannah Arendt
Husserl: Philosophy of Mind
Iris Marion Young
Iris Murdoch
John Rawls
Kuki Shūzō
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Mary Midgley
Philippa Foot
Richard Rorty
Saul Kripke
Thomas Kuhn
W. V. O. Quine
Wilfrid Sellars
Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy
Ancient Greek and Roman Logic
Aristotle
Hellenistic and Later Ancient Philosophy
Pyrrhonists
Stoics: Logic
Plato
Plato: Eros
Plato: Ethics
Plato: Mathematics
Pre-Socratic Philosophy
Atomists
Stoics
Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
Anselm
Medieval Philosophy of Language
Medieval Theology
Pre-1000 Medieval Philosophy
Thomas Aquinas
Philosophical Traditions
African/Africana Philosophy
African-American Philosophy
Slavery
African Philosophy: Aesthetics
African Philosophy: Ethics
African Philosophy: Metaphysics
African Philosophy: Methodology
African Political Philosophy
Reparations
Arabic and Islamic Philosophy
Medieval Arabic and Islamic Philosophy
Asian Philosophy
Chinese Aesthetics
Chinese Buddhist Philosophy
Chinese Ethics
Chinese Neo-Confucianism
Chinese Philosophy
Chinese Philosophy of Logic and Language
Chinese Philosophy of Science
Chinese Political Philosophy
Classical Chinese Philosophy
Classical Confucianism
Classical Daoism
Confucius
Indian Aesthetics
Indian Logic
Indian Philosophy
Theistic Indian Philosophy
Japanese Aesthetics
Korean Aesthetics
Continental Philosophy
Continental Feminism
Judith Butler
Critical Theory
Julia Kristeva
Michel Foucault
Phenomenology
Edmund Husserl
European Philosophy
Neo-Kantianism
Philosophy of the Americas
American Pragmatism
Philosophical Education
Philosophy, Introductions and Anthologies
Teaching Philosophy
Philosophy for Children

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