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The document discusses the origins and key aspects of feminist philosophy. It arose in the 1970s in response to biases against women in past and present philosophy. There are three main aspects: investigating biases, developing new feminist theories, and introducing new concepts. It remains controversial within philosophy due to criticisms of feminism and debates around what constitutes philosophy. The document examines examples of feminist ethics by Nel Noddings and debates around pro-life feminism and abortion. It also discusses socialization of gender through the story of Baby X.
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