Samire Lhor

Breaking the Law_ Feminist Thought vs. Men's Philosophy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Freedom, equality, justice, and powerwho gets to define them?"

For centuries, philosophy has been dominated by men's voices, framing the laws of thought and shaping how society understands its most fundamental values. But what happens when those concepts are redefined through feminist thought?

In Breaking the Law: Feminist Thought vs. Men's Philosophy, the clash of ideas comes alive. This provocative and groundbreaking book explores how feminist thinkers challenge, critique, and reconstruct traditional male-centered philosophy. Each chapter unpacks a core themefreedom, equality, justice, and powercontrasting how these ideals were historically shaped by men's philosophy and how feminist voices have reimagined them for a more inclusive, human-centered future.

Through striking quotes, vivid comparisons, and reflections on daily life today, the book reveals:

• How freedom is more than abstract autonomyit is the lived ability to act fully in one's own life.
• How equality is not symbolic, but embodied in relationships, work, and community.
• How justice must include care, recognition, and empathynot just rigid law.
• How power transforms when shared, becoming partnership rather than domination.

Breaking the Law is not just a critique of historyit is a roadmap for the future. It calls readers to question inherited assumptions, reflect on their own lives, and imagine a philosophy rooted not in hierarchy, but in care, recognition, and shared humanity.

Bold, challenging, and deeply human, this book is for anyone ready to think differently about the past, live more consciously in the present, and shape a future defined by partnership, not power.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: samire lhor
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231964246
• Artikelnr.: 75314690