Introduction to Feminist JurisprudenceCavendish Publishing, 1998 M09 7 - 364 pages This book provides a student text covering the major issues in feminist jurisprudence and to analyse the manner in which both traditional jurisprudence and law have remained a masculine subject. |
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... Law EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF CULTURAL PATRIARCHY Chinese footbinding Female circumcision Hindu suttee European witch ... LAW'S DEPENDENCE ON CULTURE : THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS Karl von Savigny , Eugen Ehrlich , William Graham Sumner ...
... Law EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF CULTURAL PATRIARCHY Chinese footbinding Female circumcision Hindu suttee European witch ... LAW'S DEPENDENCE ON CULTURE : THEORETICAL EXPLANATIONS Karl von Savigny , Eugen Ehrlich , William Graham Sumner ...
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... law's claim to rationality and objectivity FEMINISM AND THE CLS DISTRUST OF RIGHTS DECONSTRUCTING THE SUBJECT OF LAW 200 202 204 PART IV KEY ISSUES IN FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE 10 Women and xi Contents.
... law's claim to rationality and objectivity FEMINISM AND THE CLS DISTRUST OF RIGHTS DECONSTRUCTING THE SUBJECT OF LAW 200 202 204 PART IV KEY ISSUES IN FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE 10 Women and xi Contents.
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