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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction: The Diversity of Feminist Thinking | |
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Liberal Feminism | |
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Conceptual Roots of Liberal Feminist Thought and Action | |
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Eighteenth-Century Thought: Equal Education | |
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Nineteenth-Century Thought: Equal Liberty | |
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Nineteenth-Century Action: The Suffrage | |
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Twentieth-Century Action: Equal Rights | |
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Twentieth-Century Thought: Sameness Versus Difference | |
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Contemporary Directions in Liberal Feminism | |
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Critiques of Liberal Feminism | |
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Conclusion | |
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Radical Feminism: Libertarian and Cultural Perspectives | |
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Libertarian and Cultural Views on the Sex/Gender System | |
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Some Libertarian Views on Gender | |
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Some Cultural Views on Gender | |
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Sexuality, Male Domination, and Female Subordination | |
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The Pornography Debate | |
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The Lesbianism Controversy | |
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Reproduction, Men, and Women | |
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Libertarian and Cultural Views on Mothering | |
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Critiques of Radical-Libertarian and Radical-Cultural Feminism | |
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Marxist and Socialist Feminism: Classical and Contemporary | |
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Some Marxist Concepts and Theories | |
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Classical Marxist Feminism: General Reflections | |
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Contemporary Socialist Feminism: General Reflections | |
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Women's Labor Issues | |
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Critiques of Marxist and Socialist Feminism | |
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Conclusion | |
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Psychoanalytic Feminism | |
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Sigmund Freud | |
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Feminist Critiques of Freud | |
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Early Feminist Appropriations of Freud | |
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Later Feminist Appropriations of Freud | |
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Psychoanalytic Feminism: General Reflections | |
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Conclusion | |
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Care-Focused Feminism | |
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The Roots of Care-Focused Feminism | |
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Maternal Ethics and the Ethics of Care | |
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Conclusion | |
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Multicultural, Global, and Postcolonial Feminism | |
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Multicultural Feminism: General Reflections | |
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Roots of Multicultural Feminism in the United States | |
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Interlocking Sources of Women's Oppression | |
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Conceptual Challenges for Multicultural Feminism | |
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Global and Postcolonial Feminism: General Reflections | |
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Diversity and Commonality | |
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Sexual/Reproductive Issues Versus Economic Issues | |
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Knowing When to Respect Women's Culture | |
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Conclusion | |
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Ecofeminism | |
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Some Roots of Ecofeminism | |
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Ecofeminism: New Philosophy or Ancient Wisdom? | |
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Tensions in Nature: Ecofeminist Thought | |
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Spiritual Ecofeminism | |
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Transformative Ecofeminism | |
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Global Ecofeminism | |
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Critiques of Ecofeminism | |
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Conclusion | |
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Postmodern and Third-Wave Feminism | |
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Postmodernism/Postmodern Feminism: Keynotes | |
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Critique of Postmodern Feminism | |
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Third-Wave Feminism | |
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Critique of Third-Wave Feminism | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |