Oppressive Double Binds

Ethics 131 (4):643-669 (2021)
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I give an account of the structure of “oppressive double binds,” the double binds that exist in virtue of oppression. I explain how these double binds both are a product of and serve to reinforce o...

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Sukaina Hirji
University of Pennsylvania

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