1st Edition

Transgender Philosophy: The Basics

By Matthew J. Cull Copyright 2027
198 Pages
by Routledge

198 Pages
by Routledge

Transgender Philosophy: The Basics is an introduction to the exciting and rapidly growing world of trans philosophy. The book covers a wide range of central themes in transgender philosophy, bringing the reader up to speed with both foundational texts and new ideas from this increasingly global tradition. It addresses key questions, including: • What is gender? How is it related to gender... Read more

Introduction  1. What is Gender?  2. Gender Identity  3. Knowledge and Justification  4. Desire and Transformative Experience  5. Colonialism, Race, and the History of Gender  6. Gender Abolition  7. The Trans Theory Tradition  8. Political Philosophy  Glossary

Biography

Matthew J. Cull is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Their work covers a variety of topics in transgender and feminist philosophy, social and political philosophy, philosophy of language, and social ontology.

Transgender Philosophy: The Basics is a pioneering book that is accessible, engaging, and fun. It successfully draws connections between questions of social significance that students are already interested in, and questions in metaphysics and epistemology, emphasizing why philosophy can be useful and illuminating for students and general readers alike.”
- Esa Díaz-León, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona, Spain.

Transgender Philosophy: The Basics is the perfect book to put in the hands of anyone who wants to understand transgender philosophy, and to understand it from the viewpoint of those who actually are transgender. It’s exciting, engaging, accessible, careful, gentle, and deep. Don’t miss it.”
- Sophie Grace Chappell, Professor of Philosophy at The Open University, UK.