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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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A Note on Sources and Citation | |
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The Idea and the Reality | |
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Locked In and Locked Out | |
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The Legal Status of Women | |
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The Reasonable Person and the Status Quo | |
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The Meaning of Equality | |
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Difference as a Double Bind | |
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The Sources of Difference | |
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Equality on Women's Terms | |
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The Reasonable Woman Applied | |
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace | |
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Men, Women, and Sex at Work | |
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The Evolution of Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment | |
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Why Courts Should Adopt the Reasonable Woman Standard | |
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How and Why Different Perspectives Matter in Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment Cases | |
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Why It Matters | |
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Love It or Leave It: Rabidue v. Osceola Refining Co. | |
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The Majority's Story | |
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The Dissent's Story | |
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Don't Try to Change Things: Robinson v. Jacksonville Shipyards, Inc. | |
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The Trial Judge's Story | |
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The Plaintiff's Experts | |
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The Defendant's Experts | |
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Can't You Take A Joke? Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc. | |
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The Harris Facts | |
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Charles Hardy's Story | |
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The Magistrate's Story | |
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The Supreme Court Opinions | |
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Gender, Race, Sexual Orientation, and the Reasonable Woman | |
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Female-on-Male Sexual Harassment | |
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Male-on-Male "Macho" Sexual Harassment | |
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Gay Men and Lesbians and Sexual Harassment | |
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The Reasonable Woman and Essentialism | |
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Questions and Complexities | |
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The Reasonable Woman after Harris v. Forklift Systems | |
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Once a Model, Always a Model: Dellert v. Total Vision, Inc. | |
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Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Baskerville v. Culligan International Company | |
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"My Girl": Eckroth v. Rockford Products Co. | |
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Whoever Heard of a Woman Truck Driver? Munday v. Waste Mgmt. of North America | |
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Making a Difference | |
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Stalking | |
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Stalking and the Gendered Meaning of Reasonable Fear | |
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Stalking Law | |
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Stalking Remedies | |
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Reasonable Fear--A Woman's Perspective | |
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Incorporating Women's Perspectives | |
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The Continuum of Stalking, Sexual Harassment, and Domestic Homicide | |
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Stalking and Sexual Harassment | |
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The Love-Struck Stalker: Ellison v. Brady | |
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No Such Thing as an Unlisted Number: Fuller v. City of Oakland | |
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Stalking and Domestic Homicide | |
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"Sorry, Lady" | |
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Sometimes the Stalker Loses Too | |
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Domestic Homicide | |
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Slips in a Dangerous Game | |
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The Spectrum of Domestic Violence | |
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Why People Kill Their Intimates | |
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The Law of Domestic Homicide | |
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Domestic Homicide and the Reasonable Woman | |
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"Provoked" Intimate Homicide | |
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The Law of "Crimes of Passion" | |
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The Reasonable Woman and Passion/Provocation Homicide | |
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The Cases | |
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"There Are Murders and There Are Murders" | |
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A False Parity: The "Domestic Dispute" | |
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Blinders on Justice: People v. Berry | |
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Stalking Shows His Distress, Lessening the Crime: Farinas v. State | |
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Prepared for Deadly Rage: Moye v. State | |
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A Real Crime of Passion: "Rough Sex" | |
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On the Importance of Words | |
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When Battered Women Kill | |
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The Law of Self-Defense | |
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When Battered Women Assert Self-Defense | |
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Damned If She Does: Commonwealth v. Stonehouse | |
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Sometimes They Get It (Almost) Right | |
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The Reasonable Woman and Self-Defense | |
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Rape | |
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Rape and the Use and Misuse of the Reasonable Woman | |
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The Law of Rape | |
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Women, Sex, and the Male Gaze | |
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Unrapeable Women | |
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How Can You Rape Your Own Wife? | |
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"She Asked for It" | |
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How Many Prostitutes Must He Rape before a Man Is a Rapist? | |
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Getting It Right | |
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What Would a Reasonable Woman Do? | |
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Postscript | |
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References | |
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Books, Journals, Articles, Briefs, and Reports | |
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Cases | |
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Statutes | |
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Index | |
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About the Authors | |