Feminist Philosophy is a branch of philosophy that examines the ways in which gender influences our understanding of knowledge, reality, and ethics. It seeks to address and challenge the historical exclusion of women and marginalized groups from philosophical discourse. Feminist philosophers analyze traditional philosophical concepts and argue for the inclusion of diverse perspectives to create a more equitable understanding of human experience. This field encompasses various themes, including gender equality, social justice, and the critique of patriarchal structures. Prominent figures in Feminist Philosophy, such as Simone de Beauvoir and Judith Butler, have contributed significantly to discussions about identity, power, and the nature of oppression, advocating for a more inclusive approach to philosophical inquiry.