This course takes up central concepts and debates in classic and contemporary feminist philosophy by examining its history and its diverse approaches and methodologies (e.g. liberal, radical, intersectional, Marxist, de-colonial, Indigenous, and psychoanalytic). The aim of the course is to critically analyze the relationship between feminist approaches and philosophy, knowledge production, and social change within national and transnational contexts, exploring such themes as sex, sexuality, gender, sexual difference, domination, violence, power, and liberation.