Feminist theory : challenges to legal and political thought

6 Pages·1997·0.14 MB·English

by  Nedelsky, Jennifer

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FEMINIST THEORY
CHALLENGES TO LEGAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
Professor Jennifer Nedelsky
FALL 1997
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
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FEMINIST THEORY
CHALLENGES TO LEGAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
Professor Jennifer Nedelsky
FALL 1997
Faculty of Law
University of Toronto
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FEMINIST THEORY
CHALLENGES TO LEGAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Fall 1997
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Nedelsky, Jennifer, Reconceiving Autonomy. 1
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Lcnr, Boundaries and the Bounded Self. 17
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Meditations on Embodied A utonomy. 46
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Reconceivmg Rights as Relationship. 58
Nedelsky, Jennifer & Craig Scott, Constitutional Dialogue. 81
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Should Property be Constitutionalized:
A Relational and Comparative Approach. 97
Nedelsky, Jennifer, The Challenges of Multiplicity. 106
Nedelsky, Jennifer, 77 le Paradox of the Categories of Oppression. 124
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Property in Potential Life? A Relational
Approach to Choosing Legal Categories. 132
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Violence Against Women: Challenges to The
Liberal State and Relational Feminism. 155
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Embodied Diversity and the Challenges to Law. 176
Nedelsky, Jennifer, Judgement, Diversity' and Relational Autonomy 201