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people, they are often detrimental to others, particularly in the key realm of policymaking."--P. 4 of

v. 1. Muses, part 1 -- v. 2. Muses, part 2 -- v. 3. 1985-1996 -- v. 4. Wider influences -- v. 5

politics of the Imperial War Graves Commission / Michele Barrett -- Part 4 Contemporaneities and Possible

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Introduction: What Is Feminist Philosophy? -- 1. Sex -- 2. Gender -- 3. Sexuality -- 4. Sexual

. Stratification and inequality -- 4. Education -- 5. The life course -- 6. The family and the household -- 7

Nencel 41 -- 4 Being a Man: Young Masculinities and Safe Sex in Dakar -- Anouka van Eerdewijk 59

risk -- 4. Gendering sexual violence -- Pt. 3. Policy -- 5. Is criminal justice men's work? -- 6

Discourse and Experience / Kathleen Canning -- II. The Politics of Identity and Experience. 4. The Evidence

. Active ingredients -- 3. Debates 'within' feminism about feminism -- 4. Overviews of feminist thought

Nationality / Uma Narayan -- 4. The Jurispolitics of Privacy / Anita L. Allen -- 5. Revisioning the Family

/ Patricia Jagentowicz Mills -- 4. Lucinde's Shame: Hegel, Sensuous Woman, and the Law / David Farrell Krell

: Marginalia (1979) -- 3. Feminism and Critical Theory (1985) -- 4. Revolutions That As Yet Have No Model

's First Equality -- 4. Essential Tensions? Liberal Feminism's Second Stage -- 5. Radical Equality: the

of Representation -- 3. Mothers, Monsters, and Machines -- 4. Re-figuring the Subject -- 5