Catherine E. Hundleby
Associate Professor of Philosophy | University of Windsor
Windsor , ON, CANADA
Feminist philosopher of argumentation and knowledge
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Biography
Catherine (Cate) Hundleby specializes in interdisciplinary philosophical study of reasoning from a feminist perspective that also attends to other forms of oppression. Her research addresses educational, scholarly, and academic knowledge and argumentation but she also can comment on a variety of gender issues, and issues regarding social bias.
Industry Expertise (3)
Women
Writing and Editing
Education/Learning
Areas of Expertise (8)
Philosophy
Feminism
Critical Thinking
Argumentation
Scientific Knowledge
Social Biases
Reasoning
Humanities
Accomplishments (4)
Visiting Fellow (professional)
2010-09-01
Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research, Stanford University
Visiting Scholar (professional)
2003-07-01
National Endowment for the Humanities, Department of Philosophy, Pennsylvania State University
Essay Award (professional)
2003-12-01
Society for Analytical Feminism
Teaching Honour Roll (professional)
2001-05-01
Western University
Education (3)
Western University: PhD, Philosophy 2001
University of Guelph: M.A., Philosophy 1994
University of Toronto: B.A. (Honours), Philosophy Specialist 1991
Women's Studies Minor
Affiliations (3)
- Fellow, Centre for Research in Reasoning Argumentation & Rhetoric, University of Windsor
- Cross-appointment, Women and Gender Studies, University of Windsor
- Director, Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Argumentation Studies, University of Windsor
Links (2)
Languages (1)
- English
Media Appearances (6)
Interview about PhD in Argumentation Studies
WDET / National Public Radio Detroit radio
2017-08-23
with Stephen Henderson on Detroit Today
Women no longer burning their bras — they’re just not wearing them
The Toronto Star print
2016-09-06
Reporter Lauren Pelley cites Hundleby on women's body image and fashion
Safety on the roads: Is a women-only driving service the answer?
Toronto Star print
2016-06-28
Reporter Lauren Pelley quotes Hundleby on gender, labour, and violence against women
Reasonable Responses: The Work of Trudy Govier
Windsor Studies in Argumentation print
2016-12-15
Hundleby edits this tribute to the philosophical innovations of Canadian Trudy Govier. These begin with her work in critical thinking education and argumentation theory and extend through her work on social responsibility and on truth and reconciliation programs.
Just Reason
Studies in Social Justice 4 (1) print
2010-04-01
Hundleby co-edited this journal volume with Phyllis Rooney
Reasoning for Change
Informal Logic 30 (3) print
2010-09-01
Hundleby co-edited this special journal volume with Phyllis Rooney
Event Appearances (1)
A PussyHat Tale
MayWorks Windsor -- "Beyond Traditional: Women's Work" installation Chimczuk Museum
2017-05-10
Research Grants (3)
International Conference: Virtues of Argumentation
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada $40,000
2013-05-01
This conference at the University of Windsor, hosted by the Centre for Research in Reasoning, Argumentation and Rhetoric, and sponsored by the Ontario Association for the Study of Argumentation included 120 guests from around the world and various disciplines.
Reason, Activism, and Change: Philosophical Considerations
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada $14,000
2008-10-01
This conference, organized by the Canadian Society for Women in Philosophy was hosted at the University of Windsor. Two special journal issues resulted: "Reasoning for Change" in Informal Logic; and "Just Reason" in Studies in Social Justice
Feminist Epistemologies
National Endowment for the Humanities $3500
2003-06-15
This summer institute lasted five weeks at Penn State University, hosted by the Rock Ethics Institute
Articles (7)
Critical thinking and the adversary paradigm.
American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Feminism & Philosophy, 13(1).2017-04-30
This article addresses how the teaching of critical thinking in postsecondary education tends to make problematic assumptions about opposition between people who argue.
Aggression, politeness, and abstract adversaries
Informal Logic2013-02-28
33(2), pp. 238-262.
The authority of the fallacies approach to argument evaluation
Informal Logic2010-09-01
30(3), pp. 279-308.
Silence and the limitations of contextual objectivity
International Feminist Journal of Politics2009-03-01
11(2), pp. 254-67.
The epistemological evaluation of oppositional secrets
Hypatia2005-09-01
20(4), pp. 44-58.
The open end: social naturalism, feminist values and the integrity of epistemology
Social Epistemology2002-09-01
16, pp. 251-265.
Where standpoint stands now
Women & Politics1997-09-01
18 (3) 1997, pp. 25-43. • Reprinted in Researching Gender, Editor: Christina Hughes, Sage, 2012. • Reprinted in Politics and Feminist Standpoint Theories, Ed. Sally J. Kenny, Helen Kinsella, Haworth Press, 1997.
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