In her John Dewey lecture, Alison Jaggar explores the current landscape of academic philosophy, questioning its relevance and accessibility. She emphasizes the need for philosophy to address real-world issues, particularly from a feminist perspective. Jaggar contends that philosophy must evolve to include diverse voices and address social injustices. By doing so, it can become a more vibrant discipline that resonates with contemporary societal concerns. Her arguments highlight the importance of inclusivity in philosophical discourse and the potential impact of philosophy on social change.
In her lecture, Alison Jaggar critiques contemporary academic philosophy, emphasizing the need for it to be more inclusive and relevant to real-world issues, especially in feminist thought.
Jagger passionately argues for the reformation of academic philosophy, insisting it should engage with pressing social injustices rather than remaining an insular discipline.
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