Social ontology, power & oppression: race, gender, class, caste, disability¶

Philosophy

What you will develop¶

State the central problem, reconstruct rival positions, give a counterexample, and transfer across traditions.

Before you begin¶

Prerequisite guidance has not yet been established for this subject.

Study and practice¶

This is a study outline. A complete practice sequence is not yet available.

Intended demonstration¶

State the central problem, reconstruct rival positions, give a counterexample, and transfer across traditions.

This describes the intended standard, not a validated assessment or a claim of mastery.

Reading options¶

Assigned readings, where available, appear in the practice sequence above. These additional recommendations are not all required reading.

• A Companion to African Philosophy
• African Philosophy: Myth and Reality
• Philosophy and an African Culture
• African Philosophy: An Anthology
• The Souls of Black Folk
• An Introduction to Latin American Philosophy
• Philosophy of Liberation
• A Companion to Latin American Philosophy
• Readings in the Philosophy of Social Science
• The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Technology
• The Feminist Philosophy Reader
• The Racial Contract
• The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Disability
• Trans Philosophy
• Postcolonial/decolonial reader (reading area; selection needed)
• Basic Writings of Nietzsche
• Selected Writings
• Dialectic of Enlightenment
• The Second Sex
• Black Skin, White Masks
• Discipline and Punish

Continue¶

Connections above reflect recorded prerequisites, not a compulsory calendar.

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