This volume offers the first comprehensive survey of feminist philosophy, charting its development and exploring its diverse branches. The book is structured around both traditional philosophical divisions and topics previously absent from mainstream discourse, featuring essays on feminist perspectives of the Western canonical tradition, subjectivity, embodiment, moral theory, social and political philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of language, aesthetics, and practical concerns. A distinctive element is the inclusion of essays examining the emergence of feminist philosophy in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe, providing a global perspective on the field.

This comprehensive guide to feminist philosophy is recognized for its extensive scope and the inclusion of newly commissioned articles. It addresses both established philosophical areas and topics previously marginalized in mainstream discourse. The volume's unique feature is its global perspective, highlighting the development of feminist philosophy across different continents. The collection aims to provide a thorough overview for scholars and students engaging with the field.