1. Introduction Maria Drakopoulou 2. A Voice Beyond The Law: Reading Cavarero Reading Plato Patrick Hanafin 3. The Sex Of Reason: Aquinas And The Misogynist Foundations Of Natural Law Margaret Denike 4. The Accidental Feminist: On The Pythagorean Roots Of John Selden’s Jani Anglorum Peter Goodrich 5. Hobbes, Unhealthy Desires And Freedom: A Feminist Reading Janice Richardson 6. Samuel Pufendorf, Feminism And The Question Of ‘Women And Law’ Maria Drakopoulou 7. Blackstone, Bentham And The Romance Of Law Susan Chaplin 8. Hegel On Law, Women, And Contract Alison Stone 9. Resonance: Why Feminists Do/Ought Not Read Kelsen Panu Minkkinen 10. Legal Form, Commodities And Reproduction: Reading Pashukanis Ruth Fletcher 11. Reading Arendt ‘Reading’ Schmitt: Reading Nomos Otherwise? Julia H. Chryssostalis 12. Ambiguities: Law, Morality, And Legal Subjectivity In H.L.A. Hart’s The Concept Of Law Emma Cunliffe
Biography
Maria Drakopoulou is Reader in Law at Kent Law School, University of Kent, UK.
