“What is it to be irrational?”
There is no straight-forward answer to this question. Judgements of irrationality are a constant feature of our social practices but we might mean different things when we call someone irrational. Irrationality is a moving target.
It escapes clarification because it is used to express … Read More
I started writing feminist theory several decades ago. Although I have dealt with many different topics – method, psychoanalysis, epistemology – everything I wrote eventually came down to the subject. I have been, in a sense, circling around this topic since the beginning. So I decided, finally, to make it … Read More
Whilst the long-awaited referendum on independence for Scotland gave rise to a number of trending hashtags on Twitter (most notably #IndyRefand and #ScotDecides), it is likely that the issues emerging in the wake of the decisive ‘No’ vote will prove of most interest in the weeks and months
