Writing to be Heard: Recovering the Philosophy of Luisa Capetillo.

Luisa Capetillo (1829-1922) has been heralded as the first feminist writer of Puerto Rico. She authored four books and embodied her emancipatory philosophical commitments, but has received scant philosophical attention. In this paper I recover the philosophy of Capetillo as part of a Latin American...

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Publicado en:Essays in Philosophy Vol. 19; no. 1; pp. 1 - 19
Autor principal: Berruz, Stephanie Rivera
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Publicado: Essays in Philosophy 2018
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