What would you say is the primary philosophy of Luisa Piccarretta of Corato, Italy? And how does it compare morally to other women philosophers? And what do you make of her striking religious beliefs? How would you characterize them? How would you describe her approach to interacting with the universe and with God? Have you read her 36 volumes? They have been translated into English from the original Italian dialect. Dr. Joseph Ianuzzi has written a dissertation on the volumes, but I’ve yet to read it. ❤
@@human.psyche philosophy involves being open minded and interested in exploring ideas and seeking the truth. Most of these women have a fixed set of beliefs and an ideology which they push unrelentingly and brook no opposition within their sphere of power.. the opposite of actual philosophy
The teacher of Socrates is always forgotten, because like him she left nothing written, and she didn't have Plato as a student to write of her. However he does make references to her, and surprisingly so does Aristotle. There are many writings of the school of philosophy she held in her own house, attended mostly by men, writen in her lifetime. It's a shame she's so forgotten because she was literary the teacher of Socrates, and therefore the one who started the amazing Socrates - Plato - Aristotle "revolution".
@@InsightfulEverything her Covenent Epistemology from her book Loving to Know just holds so much explanatory power. I definitely biased towards epistemology, but I think that her work so clearly defines our relationship with the Real that it ends up addressing many of the concerns core to the metaphysical and ontological issues being tackled in these other schools. Her work very effectively contextualizes and responds to the questions we've been left with in modern philosophy :) She's got some talks on RUclips, one of the best for anybody interested in the general idea is "Why we all need Epistemological Therapy"
@@InsightfulEverything Not OVER the ones I mentioned, but she was part of the same group, at least as well published (more so I would say) and the most insightful in my view!
@@InsightfulEverything There are lots of female philosophers these days and some others are certainly top shelf. However the others that come to mind right now are less well known.
Interesting you couldn’t seem to locate any black women philosophers in the category of “EVERY FEMALE “ as your video title states. Quite curious 🧐 indeed 👀🤷🏽♀️
Good production. Bad Products. Where’s Marie curie ? Number 14# seem like the most valid up here others than that these don’t seem like actual philosophers yet just Authors who have a Bias
@@InsightfulEverything Whose definition? The definition created by the marxist political activists who have taken over every university's philosophy department in the English speaking world.
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Really... No, Ayn Rand.... you're lacking bro.
@@johncodint7449 why do you think Ayn Rand should be there? Not judging, just curious.
@@InsightfulEverything She is pivotal philosophical contributor to objectivism and individualism.
@@johncodint7449 Thanks for letting know your thoughts.
What would you say is the primary philosophy of Luisa Piccarretta of Corato, Italy? And how does it compare morally to other women philosophers? And what do you make of her striking religious beliefs? How would you characterize them? How would you describe her approach to interacting with the universe and with God? Have you read her 36 volumes? They have been translated into English from the original Italian dialect. Dr. Joseph Ianuzzi has written a dissertation on the volumes, but I’ve yet to read it. ❤
I never knew there were so many female philosophers. Thanks for the video.
No problem! Thanks for watching.
The only video I've seen solely on female philosophers. I hadn't heard of most.
Thanks for watching. Who was your favourite?
Mostly they are not really philosophers... just political activists
@@finwefingolfin7113 You could argue for and against this one
@@human.psyche philosophy involves being open minded and interested in exploring ideas and seeking the truth. Most of these women have a fixed set of beliefs and an ideology which they push unrelentingly and brook no opposition within their sphere of power.. the opposite of actual philosophy
@@finwefingolfin7113 Nope. Philosophy defined is "a theory or attitude that acts as a guiding principle for behaviour".
I studied in a college named after edith stein in northern italy
What did you learn about Edith Stein that I didn't mention?
The teacher of Socrates is always forgotten, because like him she left nothing written, and she didn't have Plato as a student to write of her. However he does make references to her, and surprisingly so does Aristotle. There are many writings of the school of philosophy she held in her own house, attended mostly by men, writen in her lifetime. It's a shame she's so forgotten because she was literary the teacher of Socrates, and therefore the one who started the amazing Socrates - Plato - Aristotle "revolution".
You mention her but don't name her...
@@InsightfulEverything slipped my mind, sorry. Her name was Aspasia.
Thanks 👍
Dr. Esther Meek clears every philosopher on this list 💯
👏 Can you tell me why you think so?
@@InsightfulEverything her Covenent Epistemology from her book Loving to Know just holds so much explanatory power. I definitely biased towards epistemology, but I think that her work so clearly defines our relationship with the Real that it ends up addressing many of the concerns core to the metaphysical and ontological issues being tackled in these other schools. Her work very effectively contextualizes and responds to the questions we've been left with in modern philosophy :)
She's got some talks on RUclips, one of the best for anybody interested in the general idea is "Why we all need Epistemological Therapy"
@@Alex-vm6ef Amazing and thanks so much for responding. I really appreciated it and I will definitely check out that video ☺️
@@InsightfulEverything absolutely, thanks for the video 😁 hope you have a good day
You too. Thanks again 😊
What about Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia, best known for her criticism of Descartes' metaphysics?
Do you think she put up a good argument?
She certainly raised issues that Descartes failed to adequately answer and, indeed, are still troubling philosophers to this day.
@@pauledwards1864 please elaborate 🤔. Even if just on one issue would love to do a video on her if people want to watch.
Not enough videos on female philosophers
I agree 💯
Now a vid of 30m breakdown at least for each one of them
Cool. That would be great if people want to watch those videos.
Anyone in particular who you want to see first?
I like Hypatia the most
Yeah she was cool. Who's your number 2?
You left out Mary Midgley! How could you include Iris Murdoch, Elizabeth Anscombe and Philippa Foot and leave her out?
Thanks for watching and leaving your thoughts. Let me know why you would include her over the other female philosophers?
Also is there anyone else I should have included?
@@InsightfulEverything Not OVER the ones I mentioned, but she was part of the same group, at least as well published (more so I would say) and the most insightful in my view!
@@InsightfulEverything There are lots of female philosophers these days and some others are certainly top shelf. However the others that come to mind right now are less well known.
@@keithprice475thanks for responding and letting me know. I'm keen to know who else we have missed and create another video around them. 😊
along with Gargi I want to add one more Upanishad philosophers
- Maitreyi
and check out - Lal Ded
@pikachubadass521 Thanks for watching and giving your thoughts on this. I will look them up.
I‘m living for the comment section 😂 also great video, interesting personalities, will look some of them up 🙌
Yay, thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. If you get time let me know who you would lookup.
Agreed 😅
@@PhilosophyLearning 😂
@@InsightfulEverything
Love it 😍
Loving all the feminists on this list♀
Cool thanks so much. Not many videos on this topic and there really should be.
Interesting you couldn’t seem to locate any black women philosophers in the category of “EVERY FEMALE “ as your video title states. Quite curious 🧐 indeed 👀🤷🏽♀️
Couldn't locate any Australian philosophers either...🤔💬
We skipping Ayn Rand because she opposed marxists?
Why would that be a reason to exclude her? My question is why would we include her in this list?
Look at #6 idiot and listen to what he says
Because we already have Butler))), Stein))), Nussbaum))), Weil))), and Arendt)))
Why the insult?
@Mo_Mudabber
@aesop1451 I don't get your point. Or maybe just confused about who your responding too?! 😒💭
Where is Ayn Rand?
Why would you include her in this list?
@@InsightfulEverything Because of her philosophy…….objectivism ? I mean you don’t HAVE to I’m just saying strange she’s not here.
@Sweet_bacon892 Fair enough.
'Existential' is a word that means nothing, whilst sounding like it means a great deal.
It has to do with human existence, so if you think that 'means nothing' well then...🤷🙅🤦
@franklinnash you skipped a life lesson, didn't you?
@@lindat.9976 ooh really. Which one?
@@InsightfulEverything the one in which my question wasn't addressed to you
@@lindat.9976 ooh spicy response. But fair play. I'll await to see if their is a response from the appropriate person. I await with bated breath 🫁🫠
Angela Davis.
@glimpseofj5184 Cool. Would love to know why do you think she should be included in this list.
Good production. Bad Products. Where’s Marie curie ? Number 14# seem like the most valid up here others than that these don’t seem like actual philosophers yet just Authors who have a Bias
Maybe we should have a "Scientists with Biases" episode next!
Mostly they are not really philosophers... just political activists
Interesting
Both under the definition of philosophy
@@InsightfulEverything Whose definition? The definition created by the marxist political activists who have taken over every university's philosophy department in the English speaking world.
Google. Philosophy is a guiding principle for behaviour. Feminism fits this definition.