Feminist Interpretations of John Rawls

Contents......Page 6
Preface......Page 8
Preface Notes......Page 10
List of Abbreviations......Page 12
Introduction: Biography of a Bibliography: Three Decades of Feminist Response to Rawls (Ruth Abbey)......Page 14
Notes to Introduction......Page 36
Chapter 1: Radical Liberals, Reasonable Feminists: Reason, Power, and Objectivity in MacKinnon and Rawls (Anthony Simon Laden)......Page 37
Notes to Chapter 1......Page 51
Chapter 2: Feminism, Method, and Rawlsian Abstraction (Lisa H. Schwartzman)......Page 53
Notes to Chapter 2......Page 68
Chapter 3: Rereading Rawls on Self-Respect: Feminism, Family Law, and the Social Bases of Self-Respect (Elizabeth Brake)......Page 70
Notes to Chapter 3......Page 87
Chapter 4: “The Family as a Basic Institution: ”A Feminist Analysis of the Basic Structure as Subject (Clare Chambers)......Page 88
Notes to Chapter 4......Page 107
Chapter 5: Rawls, Freedom, and Disability: A Feminist Rereading (Nancy J. Hirschmann)......Page 109
Chapter 6: Rawls on International Justice (Eileen Hunt Botting)......Page 128
Notes to Chapter 6......Page 145
Chapter 7: Jean Hampton’s Reworking of Rawls: Is “Feminist Contractarianism” Useful for Feminism? (Janice Richardson)......Page 146
Notes to Chapter 7......Page 161
Chapter 8: Liberal Feminism: Comprehensive and Political (Amy R. Baehr)......Page 163
Notes to Chapter 8......Page 178
References......Page 180
List of Contributors......Page 190
Index......Page 192
COVER Back......Page 195