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Professor Clare Chambers

Professor of Political Philosophy at the University of Cambridge

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Posted on March 14, 2014June 29, 2020 by CChambers

3am magazine

3amAn interview with me, focusing on my work in Sex, Culture, and Justice. Read the interview here.

Clare Chambers chews over the core philosophical issues of sex, culture and justice for liberal feminists, brooding on practices of physical modification, social construction’s role in negotiating claims of universalism and tolerance, Foucault and the panopticon, Bourdieu and habitus, Mackinnon’s critique of liberal feminism, taking violence against women seriously, Benhabib’s discourse ethics, how not to be a relativist, of what kind of universality is worth defending and of the state of academic philosophy and feminism. This is a voice from a war zone. Listen up!

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