treated in philosophy; rage about how others I know have been treated; and rage about the
conditions that I'm sure affect many women and minorities in philosophy, and have caused
many others to leave. Most of the time I suppress this rage and keep it sealed away. Until I
came to MIT in 1998, I was in a constant dialogue with myself about whether to quit
philosophy, even give up tenure, to do something else. In spite of my deep love for …