voice

…by “speaking in one’s own voice”—i.e., only by thinking and acting in ways that genuinely reflect one’s perspectives, experiences, feelings, and concerns as an individual.3. The domination or subordination of women in any social setting or in any walk of life is a political issue, not a private one.…

…inextricable from the theme of voice. What was at issue was how to discern when women are speaking in their own voices and doing what they really want to do.

…objectivity is to welcome diverse voices into the epistemic community. Today, as feminist historians of philosophy continue to unearth more and more work by forgotten female philosophers, it is becoming increasingly clear that the epistemic community was never quite as exclusive as Western philosophy and science imagined.