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Rebecca Paxton is a Ph.D. student in philosophy at the University of Oxford. His research focuses on the political rights of refugees and immigrants. Rika received her BA in Philosophy from King's College London and her MA in Asylum and Forced Migration Studies from the University of Oxford. Lisa Whiting is a policy scholar in the field of practical ethics. He currently works for the Center for Data Ethics and Innovation and is studying for a Master's at Birk One University, London. Where are the women philosophers?! The answer to this question is right here, in this book, Queens of Philosophers is a book that introduces the lives and roles, and works of twenty of the most prominent women philosophers, from the beginning of philosophy to the present. You will meet Diotima. The woman from who Plato - the father of philosophy - quoting Socrates - the first known philosopher in history - claims that Socrates learned the philosophy of love from her, you will meet Ban Zhao, the first female historian in the history of ancient China; You will read about Angela Davis, one of the most prominent symbols of the black American movement, about Aziza Al-Hobri, who examines the intersection of Islamic law and gender equality, and many other figures. Anyone who asks himself, where are the women philosophers, or is curious to know about the history of women's philosophical thought, now has the chance to pick up the book Queens of Philosophers and while enjoying the life story of these women, the philosophical position of women also recognize