Celia Edell is a sessional lecturer and research associate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. Her current work focuses on the ethics of internet relationality.Charlotte Sabourin is an instructor in the Department of Philosophy at Douglas College. Her research engages with feminist readings of Kant’s philosophy, as well as early modern feminist authors.

• 0. An Introduction to Feminist Ethics: Bridging Thought and Action Part 1: Theory and Methodology in Feminist Ethics 1.Kant, Kantianisms, and Feminisms 2. Mill’s Classical Utilitarian Feminism 3. Feminist Critical Theories of Care: Sketching their Past, Present and Futures 4. Why Confucianism Is Not Care Ethics 5. Feminist Methodologies: Pluralism and Provisionalism 6. Agency, Autonomy, and Oppression 7. Black Feminist Universalism and the Practice of Hospitality 8. Ecofeminist Ethics Part 2: Contemporary Issues in Feminist Ethics 9. Emotions: Love, Anger, and Feminist Praxis 10. Re-Mapping the Feminist Debate: Ectogestation and the Ethics of Abortion 11. Accountability for Our Words, with Our Words: Approaching Political Speech with Feminist Ethics 12. Invisible Scripts: Feminist Ethics and Gender Norms 13. Mindless Sin-Eating: Feminist Ethics and AI 14. Get Your Laws Off Our Bodies: The Decriminalization of Sex Work as a Disability Justice Issue 15. Theorizing the Body 16. Rethinking Digital Discourse: Feminist Dilemmas in the Era of Online Shaming 17. Wrestling with the Ethics of Transnational Feminist Activism: Is There a Middle Way?

Celia Edell is a sessional lecturer and research associate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. Her current work focuses on the ethics of internet relationality.Charlotte Sabourin is an instructor in the Department of Philosophy at Douglas College. Her research engages with feminist readings of Kant’s philosophy, as well as early modern feminist authors.

• 0. An Introduction to Feminist Ethics: Bridging Thought and Action Part 1: Theory and Methodology in Feminist Ethics 1.Kant, Kantianisms, and Feminisms 2. Mill’s Classical Utilitarian Feminism 3. Feminist Critical Theories of Care: Sketching their Past, Present and Futures 4. Why Confucianism Is Not Care Ethics 5. Feminist Methodologies: Pluralism and Provisionalism 6. Agency, Autonomy, and Oppression 7. Black Feminist Universalism and the Practice of Hospitality 8. Ecofeminist Ethics Part 2: Contemporary Issues in Feminist Ethics 9. Emotions: Love, Anger, and Feminist Praxis 10. Re-Mapping the Feminist Debate: Ectogestation and the Ethics of Abortion 11. Accountability for Our Words, with Our Words: Approaching Political Speech with Feminist Ethics 12. Invisible Scripts: Feminist Ethics and Gender Norms 13. Mindless Sin-Eating: Feminist Ethics and AI 14. Get Your Laws Off Our Bodies: The Decriminalization of Sex Work as a Disability Justice Issue 15. Theorizing the Body 16. Rethinking Digital Discourse: Feminist Dilemmas in the Era of Online Shaming 17. Wrestling with the Ethics of Transnational Feminist Activism: Is There a Middle Way?

Celia Edell is a sessional lecturer and research associate in the Department of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia. Her current work focuses on the ethics of internet relationality.Charlotte Sabourin is an instructor in the Department of Philosophy at Douglas College. Her research engages with feminist readings of Kant’s philosophy, as well as early modern feminist authors.

• 0. An Introduction to Feminist Ethics: Bridging Thought and Action Part 1: Theory and Methodology in Feminist Ethics 1.Kant, Kantianisms, and Feminisms 2. Mill’s Classical Utilitarian Feminism 3. Feminist Critical Theories of Care: Sketching their Past, Present and Futures 4. Why Confucianism Is Not Care Ethics 5. Feminist Methodologies: Pluralism and Provisionalism 6. Agency, Autonomy, and Oppression 7. Black Feminist Universalism and the Practice of Hospitality 8. Ecofeminist Ethics Part 2: Contemporary Issues in Feminist Ethics 9. Emotions: Love, Anger, and Feminist Praxis 10. Re-Mapping the Feminist Debate: Ectogestation and the Ethics of Abortion 11. Accountability for Our Words, with Our Words: Approaching Political Speech with Feminist Ethics 12. Invisible Scripts: Feminist Ethics and Gender Norms 13. Mindless Sin-Eating: Feminist Ethics and AI 14. Get Your Laws Off Our Bodies: The Decriminalization of Sex Work as a Disability Justice Issue 15. Theorizing the Body 16. Rethinking Digital Discourse: Feminist Dilemmas in the Era of Online Shaming 17. Wrestling with the Ethics of Transnational Feminist Activism: Is There a Middle Way?