Description
This collection challenges the traditional divide between the investigation of ethics is a private concern and politics as a public, group concern.
Table of Contents
Bat-Ami Bar On and Ann Ferguson -- Introduction ONE: MORAL PSYCHOLOGY 1. Cheryl Hall -- Politics, Ethics, and the Uses of the Erotic: Why Feminist Theories need to Think About the Psyche 2. Sandra Lee Bartky -- Skin Deep: Femininity as a Disciplinary Regime 3. Susan Dwyer -- Learning From Experience: Moral Phenomenology and Practice 4. Bat-Ami Bar On -- Everyday Violence and Ethico-Political Crisis TWO: THE ETHICS AND POLITICS OF KNOWLEDGE 5. Becky Ropers-Huilman -- Conceptualizing Truth in Teaching and Learning: Implication of Truth Seeking for Feminist Practice 6. Laurie Anne Whitt -- Resisting Value-Bifurcation: Indigenist Critiques of the Human Genome Diversity Project 7. Lisa Heldke -- On Being a Responsible Traitor: A Primer 8. Victoria Davion -- Listening to Women's Voices: Rape, Epistemic Privilege, and Objectivity 9. Renee Heberle -- Remembering the Resistant Object: A Critique of Feminist Epistemologies THREE: IDENTITIES AND COMMUNITIES 10. Chris J. Cuomo and Lori Gruen -- On Puppies and Pussies: Animals, Intimacy, and Moral Distance 11. Jane Flax -- Displacing Woman: Toward an Ethic of Multiplicity 12. Mara Lugones -- El Pasar Discontinuo de la Cachapera/Tottillera del Barrio a la Barra al Movimiento: The Discontinuous Passing of the Cachapera/Tortillera from the Barrio to the Bar to the Movement 13. Kathryn Pyne Addelson and Helen Watson-Verran -- Inquiry Into a Feminist Way of Life FOUR: POLICY AND ITS ISSUES 14. Dion Farquhar -- Feminist Politics or Hagiography/Demonology?: Reproductive Technologies as Pornography / Sex Works 15. Ann Ferguson -- Prostitution as a Morally Risky Practice 16. Sarah Begus -- Contentious Contraception: Feminist Debates About the Use of Long-Acting Hormonal Contraceptive by Adolescent Urban Women 17. Nancy D. Campbell -- Recovering Public Policy: Beyond Self-Interest to a Situate Feminist Ethics
