Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Philosophers

WiR redlist index: Philosophers

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed.

This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources.

This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their contribution to philosophy in academics, business, economics, politics, research, government or the social sector.

See also: Wikidata list of red-linked women philosophers

Philosophers

A - B

Kathryn Pine Addelson of Smith College
Sybol Cook Anderson
Séverine Auffret
Susan Babbitt
Oumayma Abu Bakr (Islamic Feminism)
Bat-Ami Bar on
Dorit Bar-on
Rachel Barney (Page was created by user who was blocked, so it was deleted on 6 June 2017. It should be able to be re-created, as long as the subject passes notability.)
Margaret Batton
Elizabeth Lane Beardsley of Temple U
Gabriella Beckles-Raymond, [1]
Karen Bennett (philosopher) (was a redirect to a minor election, now [2016] an article on a rower, disambiguation will be needed with the philosopher)
Debra Bergoffen (Page was created by user who was blocked, so it was deleted on 6 June 2017. It should be able to be re-created, as long as the subject passes notability.)
Gaëlle Bernard
Emanuela Bianchi
Rachael Briggs
Lina Buffington
Sylvia Burrow
Sarah Buss

C - D

Helen Cartwright
Leigh Cauman of Columbia University
Catherine Champniers
Tina Chanter
Participants in Collegium of Black Women Philosophers, [2]
Françoise Collin
Anna Finch Conway
Sharon Crasnow
Irene d'Almeida
Monique David-Ménard [fr]
Myriam Dennehy
Nicole Dewandre
Marie-Josèphe Dhavernas
Kristie Dotson
Janice Dowell
Paula Droege
Susan Dwyer

E - G

Tracy A. Edwards
Gertrude Ezorsky of Brooklyn College [3]
Ellen Feder (care ethics) (Page was a one-sentence article deleted nearly 12 years ago)
Anne Fagot-Largeault
Cynthia Fleury [fr]
Alma M. Garcia (listed on Chicana feminism page)
Christine Goémé
Jeanne Grimshaw

H - L

Michelle Habell-Pallan (listed on Chicana feminism page)
Catherine Halpern
Eboni T. Hamilton
Devonya Havis
Hide Ishiguro
Francesca Isidori
Ann Jaap Jacobson
Agnieszka Jaworska
Jeanette Kennett
Catherine Kintzler [fr]
Maggie Little
Kate Lindemann (1935-) [4]
Sabina Lovibond

M - O

Catriona Mackenzie
Mary Beth Mader
Anika Mann
Rita Manning (care ethics)
Leslie McCall (intersectionality)
Sharon Meagher (Page was created by user who was blocked, so it was deleted on 6 June 2017. It should be able to be re-created, as long as the subject passes notability.)
Desiree Melton
Susan Sauve Meyer
Sarah Moss
Mary Beth Mader
Susan Sauve Meyer
Chantal Moubachir-Génin
Janice Moulton
Catarina Dutilh Noaves
Dorothea Olkowski
Marina A. L. Oshana

P - Z

Phyllis Belle Parun (1941-) [5]
Mickaella L. Perina
Ariane Poulantzas
Nadine Puechguirbal (listed on the feminist ethics page)
Diana Raffman University of Toronto
Mary Rawlinson (philosopher)
Connie Rosati
Carol Rovane
Deborah Satz
Jacqueline Scott (philosopher)
Patricia Bell Scott (black feminism page)
Jennifer Lisa Vest
Alison Watson (listed on the feminist ethics page)
Cellestine Ware (black feminism page)

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