Who are the modern female philosophers in the United States? It would be better to have the titles of the books they studied. Thank you.

1. Sarah Margaret Fuller: 1810-1850

A feminist born in the United States, a defender of transcendental idealism Author, her "Nineteenth Century Women" was the first important statement of equal rights for men and women in the continental United States. A student of Emerson, she taught in Rhode Island and Boston before moving to Europe in 1846, where she married an Italian nobleman. After escaping the Italian Revolution, she drowned in Fire Island, New York, with her husband and children.

2. Susan Haack: 1945-

Born in England, professor of philosophy and law at the University of Miami. On the hard edge of the line, she proposes an epistemology of foundational coherentism, a third way between foundationalism and coherentism (if you ask, you won't understand). His books include: Deviant Logic (1974), Philosophy of Logic (1978), and In Defense of Science - Between Scientism and Cynicism in the Scope of Reason (2003).

3. Susan Sontag 1933-2004

Susan Sontag had pioneering thinking in the fields of literature, culture, photography, film, political commentary and other fields. She From his thoughts to his actions, he leads the way. "The conscience of the American public", "Queen of Camp", "the beauty killer in literature", "a political commentator who can sew grandmother's patches into beautiful quilts", she is surrounded by various titles and titles, although Not only has the predecessor passed away, but it is still an unavoidable topic in the cultural field of the world today.

Susan's "Camp" Theory and Others

Every time I read Susan Sontag's "Against Interpretation", I find that I have made new discoveries. To say how brilliant her writing is - objectively speaking, it is of course superb, worthy of her aphoristic style - but in this article, I emphasize more on the extent to which my memory has declined. ...In the movie "momento" (Chinese translation: fragments), a person's memory can only be kept for a few minutes, so anything remembered just now will be a new experience a few minutes later - I am not as miserable as him , probably within a week.

But before reading Sontag, I had not realized that my memory was so bad. History shows the truth at a certain point, and Sontag appeared exactly at this point for me. What she wrote 40 years ago has affected my judgment of my damn memory in the 21st century. Although it is a bit absurd, it is enough to produce some secondary works many years later. I guess this will not disgust her.

I have read "Against Interpretation" (this article only, not the book) at least three times, but I still can't help but sigh when I see the following sentence: "Samuel Baker Her work also attracts vampiric interpreters,” and oh my God, she uses the word “vampire”! "The most famous and influential modern doctrines are actually nothing more than carefully planned systems of hermeneutics, invasive and impious theories of interpretation."

"True art can enable us to Feeling uneasy. By reducing the work of art to its content and then interpreting the content, one tames the work of art and makes it docile. "Every time I read these words it is like meeting them for the first time. , excitement, excitement, jealousy... But on the other hand, it was also a devastating blow to my confidence in memory. Such a proverbial sentence full of ideological impact should be deeply remembered by love at first sight, but if you don't relive it again, you will basically forget it... Am I that old and slow...

In the third year When I was in my early teens, I discovered that I had symptoms of middle-aged memory impairment, which made me a little flustered and frustrated. Fortunately, several of my friends of a similar age admitted embarrassingly that reading books or even watching DVDs felt like they had not been saved. Naturally, Brainwashing is cleaner than any brand of dish soap. After suffering many blows, a friend has announced that he will no longer read books and is ready to only experience human feelings and humanity in the rich life.

But something happened recently that restored some of my confidence. A few days ago, I was locked out of the door. I only had 10 yuan left on me, and I didn’t even bring my mobile phone with me. The spare key was in the office—— This was at first a frustrating reminder of memory issues, but in that moment, like the Lola in Run Lola who throws away her phone to find a way to save her lover, in the spin I thought of a number of people who could help. There were about a dozen people’s mobile phone numbers... Later, thanks to the handsome and kind security guard of the model community where I lived, he came out with his mobile phone to help me. I used these numbers to solve the key problem. Of course, I went to the office and was so beautiful and lazy. of Sunday.

A friend said that he couldn’t remember the number of any acquaintance, or even the number of the person he loved who texted him every day. I warned him that if he was in dire straits, only a phone call could save him. It was too late for him to cry... But what is hateful is that this person only read Susan Sontag's "Camus's Diary" in the bookstore, and he has no idea about the so-called "husband literature" and "lover literature". "I have so many treasures in my family, and I remember many of the original sentences - I was so jealous that I could only say that this topic was the right one for him.

Of course, there are times when my memory is outstanding, even on the same Sontag - I read an issue of "Everything" in the spring, which talked about Susan Sontag's " "Camp" theory and others - "Camp" is a kind of exquisite sensibility - after reading this article, "Camp" is of course a bit awkward, but what makes me very interested is about this man. Some other information about famous intellectuals: The publication of "Against Interpretation" made Sontag famous, becoming the youngest member of an extremely elite coterie of New York intellectuals, and one of the few female members, and Sontag in the book The black-and-white photo on the cover was widely circulated and became the "poster girl" at the desks of many male readers... Later, she admitted that the gazes she received from male intellectuals in those years made her delay publicly admitting that she was gay.

I went back to check the "Wanxiang" and found that this paragraph is the only gossipy paragraph in this serious yet humorous article... I can't help but admit with shame that when dealing with such gossipy information, Yes, I do have rare sensitivity and depth!