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It is significant that neither Pateman nor Mills see the abolition of sexual and racial discrimination to lie with women and rac ...

4 Body and ‘‘Affect’’ .......................................................................................................... ...

criticism on the grounds of presenting an implausible political voluntarism, are live questions in the work of contemporary theo ...

particularity are always inextricably bound up with specific historical, social, and political practices. Moreover, relations of ...

therefore—to labor, to create—cannot be viewed in terms of that individual’s ‘‘personal property.’’ I cannot claim ‘‘ownership’’ ...

Rather, political theory andpraxismust acknowledge the ongoing and open- ended nature of negotiations between different historic ...

embodiment, rights quickly reduce to ‘‘mere proclamations’’ and the citizen to ‘‘a naked human body.’’ The critiques of the righ ...

Locke,J. 1967 .Two Treatises of Government. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Macpherson,C.B. 1962 .The Political Theory of ...

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These chips are just one example of the enormous and radical techno- logical developments of recent years. The developments have ...

2 Old Ways of Thinking about Privacy ........................................................................................... ...

division of labor, her conception can in this respect be described as an ‘‘old’’ theory of privacy (Arendt 1989 ; Benhabib 1996 ...

Hobbes, Locke, and most explicitly Mill ( 1910 ) and Rorty ( 1989 ), ‘‘privacy’’ hasalsomeant something akin to ‘‘freedom from i ...

deWnitions of privacy used in the relevant literature (Olsen 1991 ; Okin 1991 ; MacKinnon 1991 ; Morris 2000 ; Cohen 2002 ), but ...

speciWcpractices also relevant to the community at large. Privacy must accordingly be understood not as a realm to which the ind ...

social power structures thatWnd expression in the correlation of women with the private and men with the public realm. In respon ...

seems to be that these state precisely why privacy is valued and why it should be understood as a right. In my view, none of the ...

woman’s decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy’’ (Roe v. Wade, 410 US 113 ( 1973 ) 153 ). 2 This verdict and the dis ...

practical identity, it becomes clear that it is called upon to secure autonomy not only in the most intimate sphere, but in priv ...

Since Warren’s daughter got married there have, of course, been enormous technological advances that radically transform not onl ...