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Preface Acknowledgments Contents ix xi Introduction: The Diversity of Feminist Thinking 1 1 Liberal Feminism 11 Conceptual Roots of Liberal Feminist Thought and Action 11 Eighteenth-Century Thought: Equal Education 13 Nineteenth-Century Thought: Equal Liberty 16 Nineteenth-Century Action: The Suffrage 21 Twentieth-Century Action: Equal Rights 23 Twentieth-Century Thought: Sameness Versus Difference 27 Contemporary Directions in Liberal Feminism 34 Critiques of Liberal Feminism 37 Conclusion 45 2 Radical Feminism: Libertarian and Cultural Perspectives 48 Libertarian and Cultural Views on the Sex/Gender System 51 Some Libertarian Views on Gender 52 Some Cultural Views on Gender 56 Sexuality, Male Domination, and Female Subordination 65 The Pornography Debate 68 The Lesbianism Controversy 71 Reproduction, Men, and Women 73 Libertarian and Cultural Views on Mothering 82 Critiques of Radical-Libertarian and Radical-Cultural Feminism 90 v
vi Contents 3 Marxist and Socialist Feminism: Classical and Contemporary 96 Some Marxist Concepts and Theories 97 Classical Marxist Feminism: General Reflections 106 Contemporary Socialist Feminism: General Reflections 110 Women’s Labor Issues 118 Critiques of Marxist and Socialist Feminism 125 Conclusion 126 4 Psychoanalytic Feminism 128 Sigmund Freud 129 Feminist Critiques of Freud 133 Early Feminist Appropriations of Freud 135 Later Feminist Appropriations of Freud 138 Psychoanalytic Feminism: General Reflections 152 Conclusion 160 5 Care-Focused Feminism 163 The Roots of Care-Focused Feminism 164 Maternal Ethics and the Ethics of Care 181 Conclusion 195 6 Multicultural, Global, and Postcolonial Feminism 200 Multicultural Feminism: General Reflections 201 Roots of Multicultural Feminism in the United States 202 Interlocking Sources of Women’s Oppression 204 Conceptual Challenges for Multicultural Feminism 207 Global and Postcolonial Feminism: General Reflections 215 Diversity and Commonality 217 Sexual/Reproductive Issues Versus Economic Issues 218 Knowing When to Respect Women’s Culture 228 Conclusion 233 7 Ecofeminism 237 Some Roots of Ecofeminism 238 Ecofeminism: New Philosophy or Ancient Wisdom? 242 Tensions in Nature: Ecofeminist Thought 243
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Conclusion 45 Finally, in addition
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Radical Feminism 49 the trauma of a
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Sexuality, Male Domination, and Fem
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Sexuality, Male Domination, and Fem
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The Pornography Debate 69 radical-c
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Reproduction, Men, and Women 73 bes
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Reproduction, Men, and Women 75 In
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Reproduction, Men, and Women 77 nei
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Reproduction, Men, and Women 79 the
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Reproduction, Men, and Women 81 Aft
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Libertarian and Cultural Views on M
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Critiques of Radical-Libertarian an
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Classical Marxist Feminism: General
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Classical Marxist Feminism: General
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Women’s Labor Issues 119 overstat
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Women’s Labor Issues 121 few, whe
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Women’s Labor Issues 123 weekly.
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Critiques of Marxist and Socialist
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Conclusion 127 Jackson recently mad
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Sigmund Freud 129 for women’s way
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Sigmund Freud 131 woman, temporaril
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Feminist Critiques of Freud 133 as
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Psychoanalytic Feminism: General Re
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Conclusion 161 The first option, wh
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5 Care-Focused Feminism Over the la
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The Roots of Care-Focused Feminism
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Conclusion 195 that social and econ
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Conclusion 197 need to “be guided
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Conclusion 199 provider.” He was
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Multicultural Feminism: General Ref
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Roots of Multicultural Feminism in
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Interlocking Sources of Women’s O
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Conceptual Challenges for Multicult
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Global and Postcolonial Feminism: G
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Diversity and Commonality 217 our s
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Sexual/Reproductive Issues Versus E
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Knowing When to Respect Women’s C
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Conclusion 233 conceded that Nussba
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Conclusion 235 women would prefer t
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7 Ecofeminism Like multicultural, p
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Some Roots of Ecofeminism 239 conce
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Tensions in Nature: Ecofeminist Tho
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Spiritual Ecofeminism 253 Starhawk
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Transformative Ecofeminism 257 beli
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Transformative Ecofeminism 259 size
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Global Ecofeminism 261 (radical-lib
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Reflecting on Mies’s comments, we
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Critiques of Ecofeminism 265 stop f
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Critiques of Ecofeminism 267 Transf
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Conclusion 269 believe human beings
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Postmodern and Third-Wave Feminism
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Postmodernism/Postmodern Feminism:
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Critique of Postmodern Feminism 283
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Third-Wave Feminism 285 and other k
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Third-Wave Feminism 287 developed n
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Critique of Third-Wave Feminism 289
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Conclusion 291 Still, today’s fem
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Notes Introduction 1. Mary Wollston
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Notes to Chapter One 295 8. Again a
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Notes to Chapter One 297 63. Report
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114. In the nineteenth century, man
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Notes to Chapter Two 301 33. French
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Notes to Chapter Two 303 82. Deirdr
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132. Mary R. Beard, Woman As Force
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Notes to Chapter Three 307 30. Jane
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Notes to Chapter Three 309 71. “P
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University of Washington, Seattle,
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Notes to Chapter Four 313 and women
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73. Irigaray, This Sex Which Is Not
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Notes to Chapter Five 317 34. Sandr
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Notes to Chapter Six 321 14. Ibid.,
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Notes to Chapter Six 323 60. “Con
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104. Chila Bulbeck, Re-Orienting We
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Notes to Chapter Seven 327 26. Ibid
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84. Ibid., p. 16 (quoting from Simo
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Notes to Chapter Eight 331 29. Bark
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Bibliography Chapter One The Histor
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Bibliography 335 ______. “Periodi
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Bibliography 337 Martin, Del. Batte
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Shildrick, Margrit. Leaky Bodies an
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Crow, Barbara A. Radical Feminism:
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Bibliography 343 Blumstein, Philip,
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Lederer, Laura, ed. Take Back the N
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Bibliography 347 Jeffreys, Sheila.
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Bibliography 349 DiQuinzio, Patrice
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Bibliography 353 The Marxist Theory
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Bibliography 355 Landes, Joan B.
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Kaluzynska, Eva. “Wiping the Floo
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Bibliography 371 Ferguson, Ann. “
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Bibliography 373 Brender, Natalie.
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Bibliography 383 Ehrenrich, Barbara
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Narayan, Uma. Dislocating Cultures:
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Bibliography 387 Crittenden, Chris.
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Bibliography 389 Cuomo, Christine.
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Mies, Maria. “White Man’s Dilem
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Bibliography 397 Focus on Hélène
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Index Abolitionist movement, 21 Abo
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Index 403 Collaborative-reproductio
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Index 405 Female eroticism, 140 Fem
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Index 407 Identity, racialized, 210
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Index 409 Merchant, Carolyn, 267
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Index 411 radical feminist view of
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Index 413 critique of, 90 debate ov
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Index 415 Socialization, 83, 84, 11
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Index 417 interactive-system explan
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