Vol. 17 No. 1

Articles

• A Phenomenological Approach to Legal Epistemic Injustice

  Christopher Thomas Phillippe-Rodriguez

  12-25

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• In Defense of Immoralism Can an Ethical Flaw in an Artwork make it Aesthetically Better?

  Claire Bronwen Herbert

  26-37

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• Science and the Question of Truth An Examination of Whig Realism

  Pranav Vadlamudi

  38-49

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• Nietzsche and the Birth of Joker

  Younghyun Hwang

  50-61

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• The Relevance of Embodied Practice to Philosophical Understanding Meditation and Hermeneutic Distanciation

  Hieronymus Wold

  62-73

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• The Formation of Body Memory Under Patriarchy Embodiment and Male Validation

  Valencia White

  74-85

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• More Than We Can Chew An Analysis of Discourse Concerning Patriarchy and the Prevalence of Women’s Eating Disorders

  August Vitarbo

  86-97

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• A Good Little Girl is One Who Grows Up to Be a Woman Simone de Beauvoir’s Other, Ideas of Social Contagion, and the Future of Feminism

  Jemima Abalogu

  98-109

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• On the Essence of Thought Experiments A Neo-Aristotelian and Phenomenological Approach

  Hayden Macklin

  110-121

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• Do My Signals Deceive Me? An Interview with Jorge Morales, PhD

  Connor Dull, Jorge Morales

  122-139

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