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| 1 | Introduction | 1 |
| Recent history of feminist legal studies | 2 | |
| A problem with the dominant approach to feminist legal theory | 7 | |
| My response | 10 | |
| Feminists in philosophy | 13 | |
| Chapter summaries | 14 | |
| Cutting across disciplines | 16 | |
| 2 | Emergence, dynamic systems and identity | 19 |
| 'Being there' | 20 | |
| Battersby and Oyama | 28 | |
| Agency | 30 | |
| Feminism, essentialism and law | 34 | |
| 3 | Cornell's 'imaginary domain' | 43 |
| The reasonable man | 44 | |
| Cornell's approach to tort : free and equal persons | 46 | |
| Rawls and the imaginary domain | 51 | |
| Thought experiment : Nozick's application of Cornell's legal test | 52 | |
| Cornell, autonomy and self-ownership | 56 | |
| Comparison with themes from chapter 2 | 59 | |
| 4 | Tort and the technology of risk | 63 |
| Governmentality and the common law | 65 | |
| Women's risks | 73 | |
| Wrongful birth cases | 75 | |
| Women and technologies of power | 81 | |
| Cornell and Ewald | 84 | |
| 5 | The sexual contract | 89 |
| Hobbes' story | 91 | |
| Defending Pateman | 96 | |
| The relationship between the social contract, marriage contracts and employment contracts | 100 | |
| The marriage contract | 102 | |
| The employment contract | 110 | |
| 6 | Possessive individualism | 115 |
| Possessive individualism/self-ownership/property in the person | 116 | |
| 'Kettle logic' | 120 | |
| Pateman/Marx : 'old issues reconsidered' | 123 | |
| Okin's attack upon possessive individualism/self-ownership/property in the person | 124 | |
| The education of 'possessive individuals' | 127 | |
| New contractualism, old problems? | 129 | |
| 7 | Conclusion | 135 |
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