Suchergebnisse

Introduction to Section 1 : the feminist relational ontology of Christine Battersby and Adriana Cavarero -- Elizabethan 'spinning' and Penelope's weaving : the political, the common law and stately bodies -- Untimely voices : rethinking the political with Adriana Cavarero and Christine Battersby -- Relational ontologies : Adriana Cavarero and Christine Battersby explored via Spinoza -- Introduction to Section 2 : feminist perspectives on the social contract -- On not making ourselves the prey of others : Jean Hampton's feminist contractarianism -- Hobbes' frontispiece : authorship, subordination and contract -- Carole Pateman, the sexual contract, and freedom -- Introduction to Section 3 : law and intersections -- The concept of harm in actions for wrongful birth : nature and pre-modern views of women -- Spinoza, feminism and privacy : exploring an immanent ethics of privacy -- Readings of warren and Brandeis' "the right to privacy" : gendered and raced bodies.

Defining privacy : the contemporary 'liberal canon' and its debt to Locke, Kant and Mill -- Privacy and the law : the background -- Autonomy, selfhood and privacy -- Locke : privacy, property in the person, memory and selfhood -- Privacy as a commodity : Richard Posner -- Philosophy of information and privacy : Luciano Floridi -- Spinoza : an immanent ethics of privacy