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„DUHÉ POHLAVIE“ A PRÍSPEVOK SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR DO DISKUSIE O TELESNOSTI A SEXUALITE

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Krištofová L.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2008
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vol. 63
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issue 6
488-498
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The aim of the paper is to present the fundamental ideas of S. de Beauvoir's 'The Second Sex', which led to the conception of the gender and sex and made opening an intensive discussion of sexuality, corporeality and heteronormativity outside the mainstream philosophy, i.e. in feminist philosophy, possible. There were many responses to S. de Beauvoir's conception by feminist authors, such as Judith Butler and Monique Wittig, who discredit the facticity of corporeality and sex, defended by S. de Beauvoir.
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„DRUHÉ MEDZI DRUHÝMI“ AKO STÁLA VÝZVA INTERKULTÚRNEMU DIALÓGU. INŠPIRÁCIA DIELOM SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR V KONTEXTE FEMINISTICKÝCH EPISTEMOLÓGIÍ

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Mendelová L.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2008
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vol. 63
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issue 6
499-508
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Drawing from the analyses of Simone de Beauvoir's works by current American and Slovak authors the article tries to show the affinity between the philosophical content of Simone de Beauvoir's writings and feminist epistemologies. After reviewing the contiguity and topics shared by S. de Beauvoir's and feminist epistemologies, the authoress unrolls the challenge of the postcolonial critiques emphasizing the necessity of handling the problem of cross-cultural dialogue. In the context of a wider question of how to act in the communication with the 'Other' it is undoubtedly important to analyze the conception of the subject of cognition as well as the methodologies of the feminist research. In conclusion the article tries to explore, how S. de Beauvoir's philosophical and ethical engagements with the 'Other' are used in contemporary analyses, enriching the epistemological researches as such.
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