1000-Word Philosophy seeks to publish essays by women philosophers, as well as essays by other philosophers who have been underrepresented in academic philosophy. Below is our current list of essays written by women philosophers, which we very much hope to extend: please see our submission guidelines if you are interested in contributing.
Some of the essays below are in multiple categories, although only one is mentioned here.
Epistemology
Critical Thinking: What is it to be a Critical Thinker? by Carolina Flores
Hope by Katie Stockdale (and Michael Milona)
Moral Testimony by Annaleigh Curtis
Ethics
Applied Ethics by Chelsea Haramia
Moral Testimony by Annaleigh Curtis
Happiness: What is it to be Happy? by Kiki Berk
“Hell Is Other People”: Sartre on Personal Relationships by Kiki Berk
Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy
Feminism Part 1: The Sameness Approach by Annaleigh Curtis
Feminism Part 2: The Difference Approach by Annaleigh Curtis
Feminism Part 3: The Dominance Approach by Chelsea Haramia
Philosophy of Education
Philosophical Inquiry in Childhood by Jana Mohr Lone
Philosophy of Religion
Attributes of God by Bailie Peterson
Agnosticism about God’s Existence by Sylwia Wilczewska
Pascal’s Wager: A Pragmatic Argument for Belief in God by Liz Jackson
Philosophy of Education
Mary Astell’s “A Serious Proposal to the Ladies” (1694) by Simone Webb
Metaphysics
Free Will and Moral Responsibility by Chelsea Haramia
Alternate Possibilities and Moral Responsibility by Rachel Bourbaki
Psychological Approaches to Personal Identity: Do Memories and Consciousness Make Us Who We Are? by Kristin Seemuth Whaley
Are We Animals? Animalism and Personal Identity by Kristin Seemuth Whaley
Philosophy of Mind and Language
The Extended Mind by Rachel Bourbaki