Margaret Atherton’s lecture, "My History: Becoming an Historian of Philosophy," reflects her extensive journey through philosophy and the impact of historical issues on her research.
She explores her experiences as a female philosopher in a historically male-dominated field, emphasizing the importance of recognizing contributions from women philosophers.
Atherton highlights her academic path and the evolution of her research interests, showcasing how personal history shapes one's approach to philosophy.
The lecture aims to inspire future generations of philosophers, particularly women, by sharing personal challenges and triumphs in her academic career.
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