Feminists Contest Politics and Philosophy

Contents: Lisa N. Gurley/Claudia Leeb/Anna Aloisia Moser: Introduction - Sara Murphy: The Body of Lucretia. Rape, Representation and Sovereign Power - Joy Marie Scott: Fancy Her Femme. Flirting with an OPEN Sexual Aesthetic - Andrew F. Smith: Closer But Still No Cigar. On the Inadequacy of Rawls's Reply to Okin's «Political Liberalism, Justice, and Gender» - Suzanne Kelly: Relationship after Death. Embracing Teresa Brennan's Philosophy of Energetics - Amy Story: Structures of Love. Kristeva on Narcissism and the Virgin Mary - Peter Higgins: Sexual Disorientation. Moral Implications of Gender Norms - Isabelle V. Barker: Citizenship in an Era of Transnational Labor Migration and Inequality. The Status of Non-Citizen Women Workers in the American Long-Term Care Industry - Theresa Weynand Tobin: Assessing Moral Theories. Lessons from Feminist Philosophy of Science - Diane Williamson: Discourse Ethics as Care Ethics. Exploring Interdependence in Communicative Action - Gwynn Thomas: The Ties That Bind. The Familial Roots of Political Legitimacy - Sarah Daynes: Women, Men and God. Or, How to Think about the Intersections between Gender, Sex and Race - Victoria Haydenko: The Formation of Gender Differences among the Young during the Post-Communist Transition in Ukraine - Hayat-Un Nessa: Development and the Universal Subject. Resistance to 'Gender' in Bangladesh - Yayo Okano: Twisted Nationalism in Japan. What the Issue of 'Comfort Women' Reveals - Drucilla Cornell: New Political Infamy and the Sacrilege of Feminism.

The Editors: Lisa N. Gurley is a Ph.D. candidate in political philosophy at the New School for Social Research (NY). She received an MA from the University of Toronto and a BA from Fordham University.
Claudia Leeb, Ph.D. from the University of Vienna and Ph.D. candidate in political philosophy at the New School, is the author of Working-Class Women in Elite Academia and Die Zerstörung des Mythos von der friedfertigen Frau.
Anna Aloisia Moser is a Ph.D. candidate in philosophy at the New School. She earned an M.A. in linguistics at the University of Vienna and studied philosophy at Humboldt and Free University in Berlin.