Field Notes: Featuring Javier Pitts Guzmán, Matthew J. Cull, Sanjula Rajat and Jules Wong

In this Field Notes episode of thinking bodies, Anna Mudde and Kristin Rodier return to the Thinking/Trans // Trans/Thinking Conference for conversations with Matthew J. Cull, Javier Pitts Guzmán, Sanjula Rajat, and Jules Wong.
We explore trans philosophy and feminist philosophy, the metaphysics of gender, gender as something that contains multitudes, and what it means to think beyond rigid categories.
We ask: What is philosophy? What should we teach high school students? Who would be on your desert-island philosophy bookshelf? Along the way, we talk Angela Davis, abolition, Octavia Butler, disability, joy, self-transformation, vulnerability, community, and philosophy as a tool for imagining and building different worlds.
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Keywords: trans philosophy; feminist philosophy; metaphysics of gender; trans feminism; gender and philosophy; gender as social construction; feminist metaphysics; feminist philosophy of the self; philosophy and politics; abolition feminism; Angela Davis; Octavia Butler; disability
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