Why don't women study philosophy?
Why are there so few women studying philosophy? In general, the proportion of women in the Faculty of Letters is high, but in the Department of Philosophy, the proportion of women is often low. There are few women who want to study philosophy or read philosophy books in the first place. Why is that? I made several hypotheses, but I thought that women do not seek salvation in philosophy when they are lost in life, but in religion. However, I went to traditional religions, new religions, monotheism, polytheism, and everything I could go, but the proportion of male believers was higher than female believers everywhere. Another hypothesis is that the decisive difference between men and women is that women experience childbirth. No human being can experience death until death, but women experience that they produce the body of a child. Women live with the awareness that they will someday give birth to children from the time they remember. It is inevitable that they are liberated from relativizing their own lives with children and sticking to their own lives like men. I am a man, but I think so vaguely.





























































































