Dr. Stella Gonzalez-Arnal

Lecturer in Gender Studies
Tel: 01482 465638
Email: S.Gonzalez-Arnal@hull.ac.uk

Dr. Stella Gonzalez-Arnal is a feminist philosopher whose research interests are in the areas of philosophy of mind, feminist epistemology and philosophy of science, gender theory, and widening participation.

Recent publications

• ‘Non-Articulable Content and the Realm of Reasons' with a reply by John McDowell in Teorema (2006), Vol. 25, No 1, pp.121-131 (special issue on the philosophy of John McDowell)
• 'Is It Possible to Overcome the Difficulties of Understanding Across Differences?', in F. Birules and I. Pena Aguado, eds., A Passion for freedom: Action, Passion and Politics. Barcelona: Publicaciones de la Universidad de Barcelona, 2004. 134-9.
• 'Indigenous Knowledge, Patenting and the Biotechnology Industry', in M. Brannigan, ed., Cross-Cultural Biotechnology. New York: Rowman and Littlefield, 2004. 139-51.
• 'Rationality, Normativity and Practices: Towards a More Inclusive Concept of Reason', Women: A Cultural Review 14/2 (2003): 171-81.
• 'Tacit Knowledge and Public Accounts', (with S. Burwood) Journal of Philosophy of Education 37/3 (2003): 377-91.