Women in Western political philosophy : Kant to Nietzsche /

• Kennedy, Ellen.
• Mendus, Susan

• Women -- Social conditions
• Political science -- History

• Wheatsheaf,

• 0710807317

• moral sex womans nature in the French Enlightenment
• lady & the Virgin image attitude and experience in twelfth century France
• Church fathers independent virgins
• Goddesses whores wives and slaves women in classical antiquity
• In search of Victorian values aspects of nineteenth century thought and society
• symposium translated by Walter Hamilton
• King George III
• Natural rights theories their origin and development
• Socialism feminism and philosophy a Radical Philosophy reader
• Science folklore and ideology studies in the life sciences in ancient Greece
• Conservatives a history from their origins to 1965
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• culture of sensibility sex and society in eighteenth century Britain
• Frail vessels womans role in womens novels from Fanny Burney to George Eliot
• Women and the Enlightenment
• Hegel
• man of reason male and female in Western philosophy
• Nietzsche feminism and political theory
• Hegel
• Woman and the history of philosophy
• Patriarchalism in political thought the authoritarian family and political speculation and attitudes especially in seventeenth century England
• Feminism and philosophy perspectives on difference and equality
• Love and marriage in the Middle Ages
• origins of modern feminism women in Britain France and the United States 1780 1860
• Thoughts on the education of daughters
• Hegel and modern society
• United Nations in the New World order world organization at fifty
• Faces of feminism a study of feminism as a social movement
• On the duty of man and citizen according to natural law
• Simone de Beauvoir
• Women in Western political thought
• Locke
• sexual politics of Jean Jacques Rousseau
• eighteenth century feminist mind
• vindication of the rights of men with A vindication of the rights of woman and Hints
• Grotius Pufendorf and modern natural law
• disorder of women democracy feminism and political theory
• Freuds women
• Medieval misogyny and the invention of Western romantic love
• growth of Parliamentary parties 1689 1742
• Plumpton letters and papers
• Women in Western political thought
• Emile
• Mary Wollstonecraft her life and times
• Crime protest and popular politics in southern England 1740 1850
• Simone de Beauvoir a re reading
• Feminist political theory an introduction
• Nietzsche as philosopher
• rights and wrongs of women
• less noble sex scientific religious and philosophical conceptions of womans nature
• Simone de Beauvoir a study of her writings
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor their correspondence and subsequent marriage
• Womens history and ancient history
• social contract a critical study of its development
• Emile for today the Emile of Jean Jacques Rousseau
• Disraeli and Victorian conservatism
• history of their own women in Europe from prehistory to the present
• Freud on femininity and faith
• body and society men women and sexual renunciation in early Christianity
• English feminists and their opponents in the 1790s unsexd and proper females
• politics of the Yorkshire miners
• party of humanity studies in the French Enlightenment
• Nazi youth in the Weimar Republic
• British parliamentary parties 1742 1832 from the fall of Walpole to the First Reform Act
• subjection of women contemporary responses to John Stuart Mill
• Before their time six women writers of the eighteenth century
• Stress and stability in late eighteenth century Britain reflections on the British avoidance of revolution the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford 1983 1984
• Alone of all her sex the myth and cult of the Virgin Mary
• court of France 1789 1830
• last Edwardian at No 10 an impression of Harold Macmillan
• Simone de Beauvoir a feminist mandarin
• French women and the Age of Enlightenment
• life and death of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Women in romanticism Mary Wollstonecraft Dorothy Wordsworth and Mary Shelley
• Democracy and discontent Indias growing crisis of governability
• Feminine psychology
• interpretation of the flesh Freud and femininity
• Rousseau and the modern state
• Electoral reform in war and peace 1906 18
• government and politics of India
• Unbecoming women British women writers and the novel of development
• Rousseau selections
• Women in the eighteenth century constructions of femininity
• Ideology of conduct essays on literature and the history of sexuality
• Freudian mystique Freud women and feminism
• Simone de Beauvoir
• history of their own women in Europe from prehistory to the present
• real world of democracy
• Eighteenth century women an anthology
• Popular disturbances in England 1700 1832
• improvement of mankind the social and political thought of John Stuart Mill
• Gender in eighteenth century England roles representations and responsibilities
• Sexuality and medicine in the Middle Ages
• making of modern Irish history revisionism and the revisionist controversy
• Psychoanalysis and feminism
• Sexual equality
• Rousseau a study of his thought
• Equal or different womens politics 1800 1914
• emergence of the British two party system 1760 1832