For 10 points, name this author of The Fragility of Goodness and Sex and Social Justice, a female law and philosophy professor at the University of Chicago.
One of this thinker's essays asks if "Aristotle's use of a low-fat diet to illustrate the practical syllogism suggests that chicken is at the heart of Aristotelian virtue," and notes the lack of answer to rhetorical questions about "the agency of a subjectpresuppos[ing] its own subordination." This thinker argued against the "magical ideas of contamination" underlying the use of shame or disgust to justify laws in the book Hiding from Humanity, and noted that Plato undermines Socrates's "ladder" approach to (*) love by making Alcibiades barge into the Symposium. This author's essay "The Professor of Parody" attacked Judith Butler. She also worked with Amartya Sen on the "capability approach" to global development. For 10 points, name this author of The Fragility of Goodness and Sex and Social Justice, a female law and philosophy professor at the University of Chicago.
One of this thinker's essays asks if "Aristotle's use of a low-fat diet to illustrate the practical syllogism suggests that chicken is at the heart of Aristotelian virtue," and notes the lack of answer to rhetorical questions about "the agency of a subjectpresuppos[ing] its own subordination.
Martha Nussbaum