Preface: Origins -- Introduction: Morality -- Altruism -- Emotions -- Norms -- Pluralism -- Reasoning -- Tribes -- Institutions -- Progress -- Inclusivity -- Equality -- Conclusion: Survival.
Richmond Campbell Books
Exploring the intersection of feminist and naturalized epistemology, this book addresses paradoxes in knowledge acquisition that challenge the balance between social context and objective truth. Richmond Campbell argues that these paradoxes are mere illusions and seeks to construct a coherent theory of knowing that integrates both perspectives. This work is particularly beneficial for students and scholars interested in epistemology and women's studies, offering insights into how knowledge can be understood in a socially informed yet objective manner.