Biopolitics and Oliva Sabuco's Posthumous Hysterectomy

MaryEllen Waithe

Biopolitics and Oliva Sabuco's Posthumous Hysterectomy

MaryEllen Waithe

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Abstract

This is a powerpoint presentation describing how the book New Philosophy of Human Nature by Oliva Sabuco (1587) was posthumously plagiarized by her father 400 years after her death, with the collaboration of male philosophers consulting with Spain's national library, the Biblioteca Nacional.

Original language	English
State	Accepted/In press - 2014
Event	International Association of Women Philosophers - Alcala de Henares, Spain Duration: Jan 2 0001 → …

Conference

Conference	International Association of Women Philosophers
Period	01/2/01 → …

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