Illusions of Paradox

Richmond Campbell is professor of philosophy at Dalhousie University. He is the author of Self-Love and Self-Respect and coeditor of Paradoxes of Rationality and Cooperation: Prisoner's Dilemma and Newcomb's Problem.

At every level—the naturalized epistemology, the feminist epistemology, and the work on moral realism—this book makes interesting contributions to topics of current debate. Campbell does a first-rate job of showing how his commitments on a wide range of topics serve to complement and reinforce one another. . . . This is an exciting book that will significantly advance discussion in the many areas to which it contributes.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionPart 2 Feminism and Empirical KnowledgeChapter 3 Understanding Feminist EmpiricismChapter 4 The Realism QuestionChapter 5 Knowledge as Social and ReflexivePart 6 Feminism and Naturalized EpistemologyChapter 7 Normative Naturalized EpistemologyChapter 8 Self-Knowledge and Feminist NaturalismPart 9 Feminism, Meaning, and ValueChapter 10 Fact-Value HolismChapter 11 Meaning-Value HolismPart 12 Feminism and Moral KnowledgeChapter 13 Feminist ContractarianismChapter 14 Feminist Contractarianism NaturalizedChapter 15 ConclusionChapter 16 BibliographyChapter 17 Index