Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. CHƯƠNG 1: LIBERAL FEMINISM
1.1. Conceptual Roots
1.2. Before the “First Wave”: Equal Education
1.3. “First Wave” Liberal Feminism: Equal Liberty and the Suffrage
1.4. “Second Wave” Liberal Feminism: Equal Rights
1.5. Toward “Third-Wave” Liberal Feminism: Sameness Versus Difference and Egalitarianism
1.6. “Third-Wave” Liberal Feminism: Intersectionality
1.7. Critiques of Liberal Feminism
1.8. Conclusion
1.9. Questions for Discussion
2. CHƯƠNG 2: RADICAL FEMINISM
2.1. Radical-Libertarian Feminism in General
2.2. Radical-Cultural Feminism in General
2.3. Controversies Between Radical-Libertarian and Radical-Cultural Feminists
2.4. Critiques of Radical Feminism
2.5. Conclusion
2.6. Questions for Discussion
3. CHƯƠNG 3: MARXIST AND SOCIALIST FEMINISMS
3.1. Some Traditional Marxist Concepts and Theories
3.2. Classical Marxist Feminism: General Reflections
3.3. Contemporary Socialist Feminism: General Reflections
3.4. Contemporary Women’s Labor Issues
3.5. Critiques of Marxist and Socialist Feminisms
3.6. Conclusion
3.7. Questions for Discussion
4. CHƯƠNG 4: WOMEN-OF-COLOR FEMINISM(S) IN THE UNITED STATES
4.1. Women-of-Color Feminism(s) and the “First Wave”
4.2. Women-of-Color Feminism(s) and the “Second Wave”
4.3. Women-of-Color Feminism(s) and the “Third Wave”
4.4. Distinct Women-of-Color Feminism(s)
4.5. Critiques of Women-of-Color Feminism(s) in the United States
4.6. Conclusion
4.7. Questions for Discussion
5. CHƯƠNG 5: WOMEN-OF-COLOR FEMINISM(S) ON THE WORLD STAGE: GLOBAL, POSTCOLONIAL, AND TRANSNATIONAL FEMINISMS
5.1. Global Feminism in General
5.2. Postcolonial Feminism in General
5.3. Transnational Feminism in General
5.4. Critiques of Global, Postcolonial, and Transnational Feminisms
5.5. Conclusion
5.6. Questions for Discussion
6. CHƯƠNG 6: PSYCHOANALYTIC FEMINISM
6.1. Classical Psychoanalytic Thought: Focus on Sigmund Freud
6.2. Anglo-American Critiques and Appropriations of Freud: Focus on Dorothy Dinnerstein, Nancy Chodorow, and Juliet Mitchell
6.3. Contemporary Psychoanalytic Thought: Focus on Jacques Lacan
6.4. Critique of Jacques Lacan
6.5. “French” Psychoanalytic Feminism: Focus on Luce Irigaray and Julia Kristeva
6.6. Critiques of Freudian, Lacanian, and Psychoanalytic Feminist Thought
6.7. Conclusion
6.8. Questions for Discussion
7. CHƯƠNG 7: CARE-FOCUSED FEMINISM
7.1. The Roots of Care-Focused Feminism
7.2. Critiques of Care-Focused Feminism
7.3. The Roots of Maternal Ethics
7.4. Critiques of Maternal Ethics
7.5. Conclusion
7.6. Questions for Discussion
8. CHƯƠNG 8: ECOFEMINISM
8.1. Some Roots of Ecofeminism
8.2. Early Conceptions of Ecofeminism
8.3. Women, Nature, and Culture: Some Tensions
8.4. Nature Ecofeminism
8.5. Spiritual Ecofeminism
8.6. Transformative Ecofeminism
8.7. Global Ecofeminism
8.8. Vegetarian Ecofeminism
8.9. Environmental Ecofeminism
8.10. Critiques of Ecofeminism
8.11. Conclusion
8.12. Questions for Discussion
9. CHƯƠNG 9: EXISTENTIALIST, POSTSTRUCTURAL, AND POSTMODERN FEMINISMS
9.1. Existentialism: Focus on Jean-Paul Sartre
9.2. Existentialist Feminism: Focus on Simone de Beauvoir
9.3. Critiques of Existentialist Feminism
9.4. Poststructuralism: Focus on Michel Foucault
9.5. Poststructural Feminism: Focus on Judith Butler
9.6. Critiques of Poststructural Feminism
9.7. Postmodernism: Focus on Jacques Derrida
9.8. Postmodern Feminism: Focus on Hélène Cixous
9.9. Critiques of Postmodern Feminism
9.10. Conclusion
9.11. Questions for Discussion
10. CHƯƠNG 10: THIRD-WAVE AND QUEER FEMINISMS
10.1. Third-Wave Feminism
10.2. Critiques of Third-Wave Feminism
10.3. Feminist Queer Theory
10.4. Critiques of Feminist Queer Theory
10.5. Conclusion
10.6. Questions for Discussion
Conclusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
