The Value of Feminist Rage brings theoretical and moral clarity to the understanding of the anger turn. Its contribution is especially valuable and necessary at a time when misogyny not only denigrates women who dare to demand a more just world but also threatens democracy itself.

Huaping Lu-Adler

This is a timely and accessible take on the importance of feminist rage as a route for recognising and addressing social injustice. This makes it essential reading in an increasingly unjust world and is eminently readable for people with or without a background in philosophy.

Rageshri Dhairyawan, Queen Mary University of London, UK

Wallaert lays out the case for a philosophy with politics with enviable wit and clarity

Noreen Masud, Associate Professor in Creative and Critical Writing, University of Bristol, UK

Anger is entrenched within contemporary political life. Activists and racists express and use anger in pursuit of their very different visions of society. Sigrid Wallaert draws on contemporary defences and critiques of varieties of anger to articulate a specific kind of 'feminist rage', exploring what it does in an imperfect world. This rage is related to epistemic and affective injustices and the dynamism of anger, injustice, and social reality. Epistemologists, social philosophers, feminist theorists, and emotion theorists will appreciate Wallaert's reflections, as well anyone concerned to transform political anger into positive action.

Ian James Kidd, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, University of Nottingham