Sex, Preference, and Family - Estlund, David M. / Nussbaum, Martha C. (eds.)
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This is a paperback reprint of a book originally published in January 1997. It is a collection of essays that examines the relationship between nature and law, the "personal" and the "political". Some focus on the grey area where it is difficult to tell what, if anything, is "natural". Others focus on areas of human life that have frequently been thought to be natural rather than socially shaped, such as sexuality and the family. Each essay brings to the current debate the insights of a variety of disciplines - above all, philosophy, political science, and law. It should appeal to anyone…mehr

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This is a paperback reprint of a book originally published in January 1997. It is a collection of essays that examines the relationship between nature and law, the "personal" and the "political". Some focus on the grey area where it is difficult to tell what, if anything, is "natural". Others focus on areas of human life that have frequently been thought to be natural rather than socially shaped, such as sexuality and the family. Each essay brings to the current debate the insights of a variety of disciplines - above all, philosophy, political science, and law. It should appeal to anyone interested in sexuality, gender, feminism, and the family.
This collection of essays by a group of pre-eminent philosophers and legal scholars addresses the complicated and controversial issue of the social construction of sexuality, gender, and family. To varying degrees, all the essays focus on the general theme of the plasticity and socially constructed nature of sexual desire and preference (although more than one of the essays argues against this general thesis).
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David M. Estlund is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Brown University. Martha C. Nussbaum is Professor of Law and Ethics at the University of Chicago Law School.