Philosophy, Feminism, and Faith

Contents......Page 6
Acknowledgments......Page 8
Introduction......Page 12
Part I. Setting the Context......Page 18
1. Judaism and the Love of Reason......Page 20
2. Feminism, Socialism, and Christianity Revisited......Page 51
3. “Philosophizing on Saturday”: Faith and the Philosophical Life......Page 71
4. Three Aspects of Identity......Page 87
5. Reflections on Identity......Page 99
Part II. Tensions and Integrations......Page 114
6. Yes......Page 116
7. Into the Crucible: My Art of Living......Page 131
8. Learning to Question......Page 151
9. I Can’t Say No: Self-Sacrifice and an Ethics of Care......Page 163
10. Seduction: Does How You Get to “Yes” Still Matter?......Page 186
11. Living within Tradition......Page 201
12. Hagar on My Mind......Page 209
Part III. Challenging Traditions......Page 222
13. A Skeptical Spirituality......Page 224
14. Faith, Philosophy, Passions, and Feminism: Dangerous Attractions......Page 238
15. On Being a Christian Philosopher and Not a Feminist......Page 254
16. Toward a Visionary Politics:\r Phenomenology, Psychoanalytic Feminism, and Transcendence......Page 271
17. My Life Speaks......Page 293
Contributors......Page 308
Index......Page 310