Falsafa, Issue 3, Summer 2020
Finally, after a very challenging year, we are happy to share our third issue of Falsafa. We hope you enjoy it!
Contents
Sexual Harassment and the Ethics of Care: A Response to Sexist Criticisms of the #MeToo
Emma Seip, Queen’s University
Friendship, Sexual Promises, and the Moral Permissibility of Monogamy
David Conforti, University of Toronto
Is There Room for Laozi’s Ancient Chinese Philosophy in the Contemporary World?
Lucy Hope James, University of Liverpool
“Unless we stand up on and build our OWN front door”: Fanfiction and the Archive of Our Own as a Structural Response to Epistemic Injustice
Yip Sze Kay, National University of Singapore
Chief Editors
Danilo Escobar
Paulina Guajardo
Zahrah Kabbara
Editors/Reviewers
Maleeha Bhadki
Soo Bin Cho
Adrian Hernandez
Adrian Perez
Design and Publication
Paulina Guajardo
Communication and Management
Jake Li
Falsafa, Issue 2, Winter 2019
The second issue is out! We’re so glad to have been able to work with all of the submissions and editors that we did.
Contents
Expanding Histories: the Tlamatini in the Ancient Nahua Tradition
Cynthia Gonzalez, University of California, Santa Cruz
The Philosophy of Imagination and William Blake’s Jesus
Peter Klapes, Boston College
Of Hearts and Kings: The Body Politic and Metaphor in Al-Farabi’s Perfect State
Elias König, Free University of Berlin
Lives That (Don’t) Matter: The Construction of Abjection in the Public Consciousness
Kelsey Rij, Fresno Pacific University
Chief Editors
Matthew Wang Downing
Alisa Egecioglu
Elise Hughes
Xinruo Li
Editors / Reviewers
Nolan Zoltan Berge
Soo Bin Cho
Matthew Wang Downing
Alisa Egecioglu
Danilo Escobar
Paulina Guajardo
Elise Hughes
Nina Huynh
Zahrah Kabbara
Stephon X Jones
Jake Li
Xinruo Li
Karina Martinez
Orbellin Portillo Blancas
Jason Schwartz
Emma Springer
Atiyeh Taghiei
Design and Publication
Matthew Wang Downing
Communication and Management
Adrian Perez
Falsafa, Issue 1, Spring 2018
We are proud to present the inaugural issue of Falsafa! We hope you enjoy reading it!
Contents
A Simplified Definition of Gaslighting and its Social Scope
Lorenzo Benitez, Cornell University
Gendering History: Investigating a Historical Materialist Account of Patriarchy
Natalie Cernius, Harvard University
How Epistemic Exploitation Contributes to Active Ignorance and Epistemic Injustice
Jo-Anna Hagen Schuller, University of Edinburgh
Skillful Teaching of Dao: The Language Use of Zhuangzi
Yuka Kamamoto, Nanyang Technological University
Is There Something It Is Like to Sleep?
Dhruv Raman, Ashoka University
Moving Towards a Transsexual Metaphysics: An Account of (Trans)sexed Embodiment and (Gender) Dysphoria
Sofie Vlaad, Queen’s University
Of A Like Mind: Exploring Interpretations of Ibn Rushd’s Monopsychism
Abigail E. Whalen, University of Notre Dame
Chief Editors
Tanuj Raut
Adrian Perez
Editors / Reviewers
Ceejay Abarca
Matthew Downing
Alisa Egecioglu
Elise Hughes
Aditya Iyengar
Xinruo Li
Jake Li
Maya Lyubomirsky
Karina Martinez
Orbellin Portillo Blancas
Jason Schwartz
Emma Springer
Atiyeh Taghiei
Design and Publication
Ellis Diaz
Matthew Downing
Alisa Egecioglu
Elise Hughes
Zahrah Kabbara
Tanuj Raut
Jason Schwartz
Communication and Management
Nolan Zoltan Berge
