Special Issue: Feminist Legal Theory

Front Cover
Special Issue Feminist Legal Theory
Copyright page
Contents
List of Contributors
Editorial Board
Introduction
	References
Going Wild: Law and Literature and Sex
	Introduction
	Third-Wave Feminisms, Wild Zones, and Contact Zones
	Regulating Sex: Four Encounters through Fiction
		Sexual Power, Then and Now
			In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play)
			Tell Me … Tell Me
		Sexual – and Political – Unfolding
			Push
			Lost in the Forest
	The Pedagogical, the Personal, and the Political
		Problem Solving in and out of Law
			Opportunities in Legal Education and the Humanities
			Transdisciplinary Opportunities
		Applications
			Sex Surveys: An Immediate Contact Zone
			Catching Third Waves
			Naming the Unnamed in Wild Zones
			Doing It: Student Papers
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Acknowledgments
	AFTERWORD: Sample Syllabus (Excerpts) Seminar Regulating Sex: Historical and Cultural Encounters
		Spring 2015
	References
Women’s Sexual Agency and the Law of Rape in the 21st Century
	Modern Rape Reform
	Sex Narratives
		The Second Wave Feminist Account of Sex
		Sex-Positivists’ Narrative Account of Sex
		As Applied to Rape Law
	Contemporary Sexual Norms and Practice
		Sexting
		Contemporary Media
		Hooking Up
	Mapping the Theory onto Reality
		Agency
		Injury
		Sex
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Acknowledgments
	References
Care and Danger: Feminism and Therapy Culture
	Introduction
	Defining Therapy Culture
	SHARING AND CARING IN PUBLIC
		Governance Femininity?
		Towards a Feminist Therapy Culture
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Market-Cautious Feminism
	U.S. Feminism’s Labor Market Bias
		Arriving at the Goal of Labor Market Parity: The Feminine Mystique and Second-Wave Feminism
		The Results of the Second-Wave’s Push for Labor-Market Parity
	What Has Been Left Out of the Mainstream Feminist Conversation: The Market and Market Ideology
		Capitalism as a Disciplinary System
			In the Labor Market
			In the Home
		Overvaluing Work as against the Rest of Life
		Moving beyond Gender Parity
		The Problem with Treating Success among Women as a Zero-Sum Game
	Toward Market-Cautious Feminism
		Supporting Better Paid Work
		Supporting Less Paid Work
		Supporting the Commoning of Some Care Work
		Fostering Economic Equality, Not Only Within Families, but Also Among Families
		Reducing Consumerism, While Fostering Spaces for Freedom
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Acknowledgments
	References
Unequal Terms: Gender, Power, and the Recreation of Hierarchy
	Critical Legal Analysis, Feminism, and the Analysis of Power
	The Terms of Inequality
	The Ripple Effects: The Impact of Structural Power on Family Relationships
	Winner Take All Power Dynamics and the Impact on Gender Equality
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Acknowledgments
	References
Schrödinger’s Child: Non-identity and Probabilities in Reproductive Decision-Making
	The Non-Identity Problem
		The Interests of (Future) Children
		The Non-Identity Argument
		The Dilemma for Law and Policy
		A Further Concern: The Maternal Justification for Women’s Rights
	The Non-identity Problem and Assigning Parentage
		The Non-Identity Argument Against Mandatory Disclosure
		Mandatory Disclosure as an Assignment of Parentage
	Solutions
		Probability and Complex Systems
		Expected Value
		Expectation Without the Math
	Notes
	Acknowledgments
	References