This post, authored by Yasemin Altun, is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. Allow me, briefly, to judge a website by its cover. Type to the front page of projectvox.org and a carrousel of images immediately fills your screen. Women of varied gazes and guises face you for a moment, before dissolving into the […]
Many of you who responded to our recent teaching page survey remarked that you would like access to more texts by the women philosophers on our website. We would like to point you to our transcription and translation of Émilie Du Châtelet‘s Essai sur l’Optique. Bryce Gessell, Fritz Nagel, and Andrew Janiak edited the transcription in […]
This collaborative post, authored by Anna Twiddy, is part of our Behind the Scenes blog series. For the first time in Project Vox history, we’ve published two entire philosopher entries in the span of just a few weeks: those of Mary Shepherd and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (if you haven’t checked out these […]
Meet Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, the newest philosopher on Project Vox! Perdirte, Señora, quiero I Beg You, Señora (translated by Jaime Manrique and Joan Larkin) Que en mi amorosa passion no fue descuido, ni mengua, quitar el uso a la lengua por dárselo al corazón. Moved by my passion— not careless, not indifferent— […]
