Preface
1. Introduction
Nancy Tuana
I. RETHINKING EPISTEMOLOGY: REALISM, TRUTH, OBJECTIVITY
2. Epistemology Resuscitated: Objectivity as Trustworthiness
Naomi Scheman
3. On Judging Epistemic Credibility: Is Social Identity Relevant?
Linda Martín Alcoff
4. How to Be Really Responsible
Lisa Heldke
5. Beyond Epistemology: From a Pragmatist Feminist Experiential Standpoint
Charlene Haddock Seigfried
II. UNVEILING RATIONALITY
6. Resisting Rationality
Sarah Lucia Hoagland
7. Memory, Suggestibility, and Social Skepticism
Sue Campbell
8. Relativism and Feminist Science Scholarship
Lynn Hankinson Nelson
9. The Bias Paradox in Feminist Epistemology
Richmond Campbell
III. ON THE MATTER OF KNOWING
10. Material Locations: An Interactionist Alternative to Realism/Social Constructivism
Nancy Tuana
11. Participatory Knowledge and the World in Virginia Woolf
Louise Westling
IV. WHOSE STORIES? WHICH BIASES?
12. Rational Imaginings, Responsible Knowings: How Far Can You See From Here?
Lorraine Code
13. The Epistemology of Moral Voice: Displacing Hegemony in Moral/Legal Discourse
Susan Hekman
14. Objectivity and the Role of Bias
Susan E. Babbitt
15. The Struggle to Naturalize Literary Studies: Chicana Literary Theory and Analysis
Judith Richards
16. Epistemological Deliberations: Constructing and Contesting Knowledge in Women's Cross-Cultural Hair Testimonies
Lanita Jacobs-Huey
17. Standpoint Epistemology in the Physical Sciences: The Case of Michael Faraday
Barbara L. Whitten
Bibliography/ Feminist Epistemologies
Contributors
Index