Acknowledgments
Notes on Citations
Introduction
Part One: EMERGENT AGENCY AND NORMATIVITY IN HEGEL
1. Historically Emergent Agency: Antigone and Creon
2. Hegel's Critique of "Emptiness:" Politicizing the Moral Point of View
3. Hegel's Phenomenology and Impartial Justification: Toward a Historical Realism in Ethics
Part Two: FEMINIST JUSTICE AND HISTORICAL REALISM
4. Consciousness-Raising and Political Critique: Reconceptualizing Universality
5. Ignorance, Oppression, and Blame: Political Critique and Individual Reproach
6. Feminist Ethics and Critiques of Rationality
Part Three: AGENCY, VICTIMIZATION, AND DIFFERENCE
7. Slaves without Fear: Hegel and the Feminism of Simone de Beauvoir
8. Justice, Recognition, and the Feminine
Epilogue
Notes
References
Index