Esa Díaz-León is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Barcelona. She specializes in philosophy of mind and language and philosophy of gender, race and sexuality.
This talk will be about the thesis of epistemic first-person authority about first-person gender avowals.
The speaker will discuss several interpretations of the view, and will argue that there is at least one version of the view that is politically relevant and philosophically tenable.
Esa Díaz-León is an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Barcelona. She specializes in philosophy of mind and language and philosophy of gender, race and sexuality.
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