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| Preface | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction: Why Feminism and Freedom Both Begin with the Letter F | |
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| Freedom as a Social Question | |
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| Freedom as a Subject Question | |
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| Freedom as a World Question | |
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| Feminism's "Lost Treasure" | |
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| Feminists Know Not What They Do: Judith Butler's Gender Trouble and the Limits of Epistemology | |
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| Theory-The Craving for Generality? | |
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| A Wittgensteinian Reading of the Feminist Foundations Debate | |
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| Doing Gender, Following a Rule | |
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| Radical Imagination and Figures of the Newly Thinkable | |
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| Toward a Freedom-Centered Feminist Theory | |
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| Feminists Are Beginners: Monique Wittig's Les guerilleres and the "Problem of the New" | |
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| The Limits of Doubt | |
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| Language as a "War Machine" | |
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| Renversement | |
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| No-More and Not-Yet | |
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| Elles-A Fantastic Universal | |
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| Feminists Make Promises: The Milan Collective's Sexual Difference and the Project of World-Building | |
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| Tearing Up the Social Contract | |
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| The Desire for Reparation | |
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| The Problem with Equality | |
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| Discovering Disparity | |
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| A Political Practice of Sexual Difference | |
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| Refiguring Rights | |
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| Feminists Make Judgments: Hannah Arendt's Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy and the Affirmation of Freedom | |
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| Judgment and the "Problem of the New" | |
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| The Old Problem of Objectivity | |
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| Judging without a Concept | |
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| One Concept of Validity | |
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| A Political Concept of Validity | |
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| From World-Disclosure ot World-Opening | |
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| "Being and thinking in my own identity where actually I am not" | |
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| Imagination and Freedom | |
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| Sensus Communis and the Practice of Freedom | |
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| Conclusion: Reframing the Freedom Question in Feminism | |
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| Feminism's Paradox of Founding | |
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| What a Political Claim Is | |
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| Feminism Is a World-Building Practice | |
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| Recovering Feminism's "Lost Treasure" | |
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| Notes | |