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    Shannon Dea

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy

    Shannon Dea is a Canadian philosopher specializing in the history of early modern philosophy, feminist philosophy, and philosophy of education. She is known for her scholarship on Spinoza and for her work examining gender equity and the conditions of women's participation in academic philosophy. She has held positions at the University of Waterloo and has been an advocate for equity in philosophical institutions.

    Notable Achievements

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    Authored scholarship on Spinoza's metaphysics and early modern rationalism

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    Contributed to feminist historiography of philosophy, examining structural barriers to women's participation

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    Wrote 'Beyond the Binary: Thinking about Sex and Gender' (2016), a philosophical introduction to gender theory

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    Engaged publicly in debates on academic freedom, equity, and the conditions of philosophical inquiry

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    Promoted reform of the philosophical canon to include marginalized voices

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    Moral Responsibility

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    Philosophers speculating about women ought to take into account the obstacles to women's opportunities for subjecthood and choice created by those who constructed an oppressive situation for women.

    Rights & Liberty

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    Philosophers speculating about women ought to take into account the obstacles to women's opportunities for subjecthood and choice created by those who constructed an oppressive situation for women.

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    Analytic Philosophy, Feminist Philosophy

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