Feminist Interpretations of John LockeNancy J. Hirschmann, Kirstie M. McClure Penn State Press, 1.11.2010 |
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Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye | 1 |
Marriage Contract and Social Contract in SeventeenthCentury English Political Thought | 17 |
Equality Liberty and Marriage Contracts | 39 |
Mere Auxiliaries to the Commonwealth Women and the Origins of Liberalsim | 51 |
Mere Auxiliaries to the Commonwealth in an Age of Globalization | 75 |
Early Liberal Roots of Feminism John Lockes Attack on Patriarchy | 91 |
Roots and ShootsRevisiting Lockes Attack on Patriarchy | 123 |
Models of Politics and the Place of Women in Lockes Political Thought | 131 |
Gender and Narrative in Lockes Two Treatises of Government | 187 |
Recovering Lockes Midwifery Notes | 213 |
Locke Adam and Eve | 241 |
His Nuts for a Piece of Metal Fetishism in the Monetary Writings of John Locke | 269 |
Philosophys Gaudy Dress Rhetoric and Fantasy in the Lockean Social Contract | 297 |
Notes on Contributors | 319 |
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Intersectionality Before Intersectionality Was Cool The Importance of Class to Feminist Interpretations of Locke | 155 |
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