Engenderings : constructions of knowledge, authority, and privilege

Content: 1. Introduction: the unavoidability of gender (1990) --
2. On sympathy (1979) --
3. Anger and the politics of naming (1980) --
4. Individualism and the objects of psychology (1983) --
5. Othello\'s doubt/Desdemona\'s death: the engendering of scepticism (1987) --
6. Though this be method, yet there is madness in it: paranoia and liberal epistemology (1992) --
7. From Hamlet to Maggie Verver: the history of politics of the knowing subject (1989) --
8. Missing mothers/desiring daughters: framing the sight of women (1988) --
9. On competition: some stray thoughts on baseball, sex and art (1980) --
10. Thinking about quality in women\'s visual art (1983) --
11. Photography and the politics of vision (1985). 12. Art for our sake (1990) --
13. Making it all up (1987) --
14. Coming to know \"Women\'s ways of knowing\" (1990) --
15. Changing the subject (1992) --
16. The body politic/the impolitic body/bodily politics (1988) --
17. Ground is my body: the politics of anti-foundationaliam (1991) --
18. Who wants to know? The epistemological value of values (1991) --
19. Who is that masked woman? Reflections on power, privilege, and home-ophobia (1992) --
20. Undoing philosophy as a feminist (1991) --
21. Confessions of an analytic philosopher semi-manque (1992).