Description: Introduction: Feminist Jurisprudence and the Nature of LawI. On Equality: Justice, Discrimination, and Equal Treatment1. Equality and Difference: The Case of Pregnancy2. Will Equality Require More Than Assimilation, Accommodation, or Separation from the Existing Social Structure?3. The Family and the Market: A Study of Ideology and Legal Reform4. The Emergence of Feminist Jurisprudence: An Essay5. Reconstructing Sexual EqualityII. On Justice and Harm: Battery, Harassment, and Rape6. Sexual Harassment: Its First Decade in Court7. Rape8. The Criminal Justice System's Response to Battering: Understanding the Problem, Forging the SolutionsIII. On Adjudication: Patriarchy, Neutrality, and Judicial Reasoning9. Justice Engendered10. Legality and Empathy11. Black Women and the Constitution: Finding Our Place, Asserting Our RightsIV. On Freedom: Restriction, Regulation, and Reproductive Autonomy12. Reproductive Freedom13. Reproductive Laws, Women of Color, and Low-Income Women14. Unraveling Compromise15. Rethinking Sex and the ConstitutionV. On Human Dignity: Commodification and Dehumanization16. Market Inalienability17. Pornography and the Tyranny of the Majority18. Against the Male Flood: Censorship, Pornography, and EqualityAndrea Dworkin19. Brief Amici Curiae of Feminist Anticensorship Task Force et. al., in American Booksellers Association v. HudnutVI. On Law and Jurisprudence: Feminism and Legal Theory20. Jurisprudence and Gender21. Deconstructing Gender22. The Pragmatist and the Feminist23. Sapphire Bound!24. Feminist Critical Theories25. Toward Feminist JurisprudenceSuggested Reading

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