Status
Checked out
Publication
University of Chicago Press (1992), 304 pages
Description
This volume collects some of today's most original and important work at the intersection of feminism and political theory. A representative and wide-ranging set of readings on feminist political thought, the authors provide large-scale critiques, and in some instances reconstructions, of important strains in political thought, including notions of equality, rights-based justice, and contract theories. The fourteen essays are organized around four major themes: "The Question of a Different Voice: Care, Justice, and Rights," "Equality and Inequality in Politics and Elsewhere," "Coercion versus Consent, Public versus Private, and Sexuality," and "Trust and Responsibility."
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
304 p.; 6 x 0.5 inches
ISBN
0226780090 / 9780226780092
UPC
000226780090
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