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work_lb7gi3h76vgl5ormzbije2ixau	Therese Boos Dykeman	America's First Women Philosophers: Transplanting Hegel, 1860-1925 (review)	2006.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2008	141	62	America's First Women Philosophers: Transplanting Hegel, 1860-1925 (review) and Julia Ward Howe, who taught at the Concord School, traveled to St. Louis to further engage with Harris and see firsthand the educational sysphilosophy of education, peace, and ethical politics that Rogers formulates as Brackett's publications are extensive in both educational and philosophical journals as well as in books, e.g. The Philosophy of Education (1893), and Women and Higher Education (1893). School of Philosophy, held a full-time appointment as lecturer at the University of Denver, wrote on Schopenhauer and Plato for JSP, and published According to Rogers, her important contributions to the American philosophical canon lies in her judicious application of Hegel to social and political questions (except in terms of women's rights), and in her theory of end this text analyzes the works of seven women at a critical time in American philosophical history.	./cache/work_lb7gi3h76vgl5ormzbije2ixau.pdf	./txt/work_lb7gi3h76vgl5ormzbije2ixau.txt