Aristotle's Feminist Subject

This blog has been a way to interact with some of you around "subjects" that Aristotle has taught too many of us in the West, even today, to disparage: females, rhetoric, and translation. Much recovery yet to do.

Showing posts with label history from the vantage of the 29th of april 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label history from the vantage of the 29th of april 2010. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2010

4 Most Powerful Posts (Yesterday - 29 April 2010)

  1. Afghan Girls Poisoned for Attending School   


  2. The Female Face of France: Banned Beneath the Burqa


  3. Complementarians, why let women lead Bible studies?


  4. Who supported Jesus out of their own means?




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Labels: all men and women are created equal, Arab women's rights, christian woman responsibilities, feminism, history from the vantage of the 29th of april 2010, jewish women contributions
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