Sarah Lucia Hoagland is Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at Northeastern Illinois University.Marilyn Frye is Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University.

“The editors’ introduction is a luscious piece of feminist scholarship that mirrors the individual authors’ attention to Mary Daly’s call for creating oneself through appropriation of language and use of metaphor. Further, Hoagland and Frye’s introduction gives readers an insightful, insider’s glimpse into feminism’s internal debate about diversity and inclusivity.”—S. Martinelli-Fernandez Choice

Sarah Lucia Hoagland is Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at Northeastern Illinois University.Marilyn Frye is Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University.

“The editors’ introduction is a luscious piece of feminist scholarship that mirrors the individual authors’ attention to Mary Daly’s call for creating oneself through appropriation of language and use of metaphor. Further, Hoagland and Frye’s introduction gives readers an insightful, insider’s glimpse into feminism’s internal debate about diversity and inclusivity.”—S. Martinelli-Fernandez Choice

Sarah Lucia Hoagland is Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at Northeastern Illinois University.Marilyn Frye is Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University.

“The editors’ introduction is a luscious piece of feminist scholarship that mirrors the individual authors’ attention to Mary Daly’s call for creating oneself through appropriation of language and use of metaphor. Further, Hoagland and Frye’s introduction gives readers an insightful, insider’s glimpse into feminism’s internal debate about diversity and inclusivity.”—S. Martinelli-Fernandez Choice