""Schott's book stands as a good introduction to sexism in Western thought.""-International Studies in Philosophy
""This fascinating book is an important contribution to the expanding literature that seeks to expose the ideological, often misogynist, biases that pervade the Western philosophical tradition.""-Alison Jagger, University of Colorado
""A provocative inquiry into the role of intellectual asceticism in Western philosophy and its effects on the status and treatment of women. Schott's aim, in my view, is not so much to undercut or jeopardize philosophy as to invite further reflection on unexamined premises of philosophical thought.""-Fred Dallmayr, Notre Dame University
""A masterpiece of scholarship and critical interpretation that questions some of the most fundamental assumptions of the Kantian paradigm. Her avowedly feminist approach is bolstered by the instruments of social history and puts Kant's philosophy in a fresh and provocative perspective. A bold original work, it will be a landmark in Kant scholarship.""-George Schrader, Yale University
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