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The Equality of Women
In Understanding Plato's Republic. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 107–119 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Blindfold of Justice Does Plato's Justice wear a Blindfold? The Gender Blindfold of Plato's Justice Was Plato an Advocate of Women's Rights? Was He a Feminist?Author's Profile
equality of women ‐ Plato's blindfold blindfold of justice ‐ justice being “colorblind,” meaning blind to the color of a person's skin Plato ‐ Does Plato's Justice wear a Blindfold Plato's social justice ‐ taking a stand on some natural, inborn differences among people, discourse of a “completely good city” gender blindfold of Plato's justice Plato ‐ an advocate of women's rights “Was Plato a Feminist” ‐ Vlastos, judicious answer, defining feminism by reference to a proposed constitutional amendment platonic forms in whole corpus put in the mouth of Diotima ‐ Socrates listening to her mystified and with open‐mouthed admiration
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