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| Epigraph | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The Eye of the Needle | |
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| Liberation | |
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| Damnation | |
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| Patriarchal Feudalism | |
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| The Growth of Markets | |
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| Patriarchal Ideology | |
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| Markets and Mentalit�s | |
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| Regulation | |
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| The Springs of Desire | |
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| The Commonwealth of Fathers | |
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| Patriarchy Defended | |
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| Patriarchy Modified | |
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| A Supremacy to Themselves | |
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| (Re)production | |
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| Sexual Efficiency | |
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| Contractual Power | |
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| Defining Virtues | |
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| The Ancient Regime | |
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| Age and Gender, Love and Sex | |
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| The Rebellion of the Harem | |
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| The Climate of Reason | |
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| Self, Love, God, and Nature | |
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| Commerce and Virtue | |
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| Human Nature | |
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| Free Trade but Not Free Love | |
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| Humanism | |
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| Selfishness Celebrated | |
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| Sexual Regulation | |
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| Love Thyself | |
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| The Butcher, the Baker, and the Wife | |
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| The Balance | |
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| The Limits of Affection | |
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| Sweet Commerce | |
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| The Fraternal Compromise | |
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| Slavery and Evil | |
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| Feminism and Abolition | |
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| Observers from Abroad | |
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| Democracy in America | |
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| The Perfectibility of Man | |
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| Progress? | |
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| Of Bread and Cake | |
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| Interests and the Revolution | |
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| Malevolence Theorized | |
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| Timid Egoism | |
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| The Greatest Happiness | |
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| Chivalry versus Calculation | |
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| The Vindication | |
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| Godwin�s Enquiry | |
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| The Greatest Good | |
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| Gendered Virtues | |
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| Self-love, Triumphant | |
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| Poor Relief | |
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| The Essay on Population | |
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| Against Benevolence | |
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| The Improper Arts | |
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| Malthus and Women | |
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| Enlightenment Redux | |
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| Production and Reproduction | |
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| Patriarchal Capitalism | |
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| The Rise of Individual Occupations | |
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| The Labor Theory of Value | |
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| Child Labor and the Poor Laws | |
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| Fertility and Out-of-Wedlock Births | |
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| The Wages of Virtue | |
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| Family Disruptions | |
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| Whose Wealth? | |
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| Wealth Demoralized | |
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| The Limits to Growth | |
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| Collective Interests | |
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| The Corn Laws | |
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| Free Trade | |
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| Protectionism | |
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| Selfish Classes | |
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| The Social Family | |
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| The Social Father | |
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| The Great Dream | |
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| Class and Gender | |
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| Owen�s Economics | |
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| The Appeal of One-Half the Human Race | |
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| Feminist Socialism | |
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| Utopian and Scientific | |
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| Equal Opportunities | |
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| Napoleonic Code | |
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| Secular Humanism | |
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| The Sexual Radicals | |
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| Le Tribune des Femmes | |
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| The Calculus of Harmony | |
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| The Sexual Welfare State | |
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| Brook Farm | |
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| Crazy Attempts | |
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| The Subjection of Women | |
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| The Partnership | |
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| The Subjection of Women | |
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| Political Activism | |
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| A Fundamental Question | |
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| Declaring Independence | |
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| Peculiar Institutions | |
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| Equality and Difference | |
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| Collective Interests | |
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| The Economic Significance of Family Work | |
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| Divorce and Reproductive Rights | |
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| Balancing Acts | |
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| The Icy Waters | |
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| Revolutions | |
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| Scientific Self-Interest | |
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| The Holy Family | |
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| The Response to Bebel | |
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| Bebel and Social Democracy | |
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| The Survival of the Altruistic | |
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| The Free Development of All | |
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| The Sacred Sphere | |
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| Domestic Advice | |
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| The Meaning of Motherhood | |
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| Neoclassical Altruism | |
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| Women�s Duties | |
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| Virtue and Consequences | |
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| The Unproductive Housewife | |
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| Counting Workers | |
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| The U.S. and Massachusetts Censuses | |
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| A Double Bind | |
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| Home Economics and Household Production | |
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| National Income and the Value of Labor Services | |
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| The Meaning of the Adjectives | |
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| The Nanny State | |
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| Fear of Fertility Decline | |
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| The Family Wage | |
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| The Fabians | |
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| The Endowment of Motherhood | |
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| Minimum Wages for Women in the U.S. | |
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| Birth Control | |
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| Sleeping Beauty Awakes | |
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| The Glorious Unfolding | |
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| Public Support and Reproductive Rights | |
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| Human Capitalism | |
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| Social Welfare | |
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| The Opposite Reaction | |
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| Everyone a Capitalist | |
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| Capitalizing Humans | |
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| The Altruistic Family | |
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| Families, Gender Inequality, and the State | |
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| The Third Realm | |
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| Beyond Economic Man | |
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| The Waves | |
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| Feminist Economics | |
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| Motivations | |
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| Markets and Non-Markets | |
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| The Costs of Care | |
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| Gender Norms | |
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| Fairness, Reciprocity, and Care | |
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| Gross National Happiness | |
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| Rational and Caring People | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |