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In this case, there have to be more bank tellers than feminist bank tellers, and there must be at least a chance that Linda is one of the nonfeminist bank tellers, so "bank teller" is the right answer.

Why the Grass Seems Greener Christopher F. Chabris 2011

Deegan claims that American women have functioned as sociologists from 1840 on, even though most nonfeminist historians of sociology believe that women did not enter the profession until after 1930.

Sociology in the United States. 2009

Because feminist approaches to ethics tend to be gynocentric as well as gender sensitive, nonfeminist critics of them have complained that these approaches are “female-biased.”

Feminist Ethics Tong, Rosemarie 2009

And not those involving mainly the MRAs but nonfeminist liberal men.

Alas, a Moderation Policy 2005

And I think this is why Wendy McElroy and the nonfeminist women on the other boards I spoke of ended up feeling forced off.

Various open pages on my desktop 2005

And I think this is why Wendy McElroy and the nonfeminist women on the other boards I spoke of ended up feeling forced off.

Various open pages on my desktop 2005

However, regardless of the extent of the evolution of “analytic philosophy,” the degree to which methodological boundaries are blurred today, and the fruitfulness of intersections among methods, a number of feminist and nonfeminist philosophers continue to think of themselves in the historical trajectory of analytic philosophy and find the tradition valuable.

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

In addition, feminist philosophers have more motivation for methodological cross-fertilization than do many nonfeminist philosophers.

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

Sections 1 and analytic feminists share resemblances with others in their even larger “family” that includes both nonanalytic feminists and nonfeminist analytic philosophers.

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

Contemporary analytic philosophers, feminist and nonfeminist, can be characterized roughly as follows: they consider (some of) Frege,

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004