No higher court: contemporary feminism and the right to abortion
This book traces the roots of the contemporary abortion debate in the tradition of existential philosophy of the Sartrian type by investigating the work of four feminist writers on abortion - each with a specific focus: Simone de Beauvoir, Mary Daly, Carol Gilligan, and Beverly Wildung Harrison. Bea...
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book traces the roots of the contemporary abortion debate in the tradition of existential philosophy of the Sartrian type by investigating the work of four feminist writers on abortion - each with a specific focus: Simone de Beauvoir, Mary Daly, Carol Gilligan, and Beverly Wildung Harrison. Beauvoir provides a feminist epistemology crucial to the abortion idea; Daly adds a dualist metaphysics to Beauvoir's theory of feminist knowledge; Gilligan provides the support of developmental psychology to the abortion project; and Harrison furnishes a theological undergirding to support the abortion edifice. Finally, No Higher Court attempts to envisage a pro-life feminism that is able to provide a "new world for women without abortion as its linchpin and bedrock." |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xiii
PERMISSIONS xv
PREFACE xvii
The Power of Words
Abortion and The Problem That Has No Name
A Word About the Title
INTRODUCTION: A FIGHT AGAINST THE WORK OF GOD 1
Setting the Stage
Preliminary Considerations
Abortion and the Different Waves of Feminism
Abortion and Religion
Abortion and Catholicism
Abortion, Technology, and Nature
Abortion and the Sexual Revolution
Abortion and the Worldviews
Abortion and the Four Feminists
An Overview
Transition to Simone de Beauvoir
CHAPTER ONE: SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR, 1908 1986 19
THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF ABORTION
The Mother of a Movement
La Grande Sartreuse
Beauvoir and Ethics
Beauvoir, Atheism, and Religion
The Writings of Simone de Beauvoir on Abortion
Two Early Fictional Accounts
When Things of the Spirit Come First, ca. 1937
The Blood of Others
Abortion in The Second Sex
vii
viii NO HIGHER COURT
The Body as Problematic
The Lack of Maternal Instinct
The Passivity of Mothering
Beauvoir s Case for Abortion in The Second Sex
The Total Package of Reproductive Freedom
The Religious Moral Argument Against
Abortion
Abortion and the Question of Patriarchal
Control
Abortion and Killing as the Key to the
Whole Mystery
Summary of Abortion Arguments in The
Second Sex
Abortion in the Autobiographical Volumes
Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter
Force of Circumstance
The Shorter Pieces on Abortion
Commentary on Simone de Beauvoir
Transition to Mary Daly
CHAPTER TWO: MARY DALY, 1928 61
THE METAPHYSICS OF ABORTION
Some Signposts for the Journey
Early Efforts
A Creature of the Sixties
Daly s Debt to Simone de Beauvoir
Daly and Abortion
Abortion in The Church and the Second Sex
Beyond God the Father
Abortion in Beyond God the Father
The Anti Abortion Devices of Patriarchy
Abortion as an Issue of Power
Some Conclusions from Beyond God the
Father
Abortion in Gyn/Ecology
Daly s Separatist Metaphysics
Abortion in Pure Lust
Daly Beyond Beauvoir
CONTENTS ix
Commentary on Mary Daly
Some Positive Points
Some Criticisms
Beauvoir and Daly
The Universal Patriarchy
The Hypocritical Ethic
Male Sadism
Is Nature Misogynist?
The Surprises of Christian Ethics
The Sex That Kills
Transition to Carol Gilligan
CHAPTER THREE: CAROL GILLIGAN, 1936 101
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ABORTION
Abortion in a Different Voice
The Importance of Psychology
Gilligan s Critique of Kohlberg
In a Different Voice
The Shadow of Simone de Beauvoir
Gilligan s Moral Theory: Contextual
Relativism
The Return of Complementarity
The Danger in Difference
Gilligan on Abortion
Religion in Gilligan s In a Different Voice
Two Catholic Women Tell Their Stories
The Violence in Abortion
Commentary on Carol Gilligan
Gilligan s Two Moral Ideologies
Summary and Conclusions
Transition to Beverly Wildung Harrison
CHAPTER FOUR: BEVERLY WILDUNG HARRISON, 1932 137
THE THEOLOGY OF ABORTION
Harrison and the Catholic Ethical Tradition
Misogyny in the Christian Tradition
A Search for the High Moral Ground
x NO HIGHER COURT
The Influence of Beauvoir
The Control Over Nature
The Well Chosen Title: Our Right to
Choose
The Influence of Daly and Gilligan
Harrison s Case for Abortion in Our Right to
Choose
The Power to Control the Species
Reproductive Rights: A Matter of Justice
Four Masculinist Theologies
Relationality
A Feminist Reading of Christian Moral
Teaching
A Feminist Perspective on Abortion
The Status of the Fetus
The Politics of Abortion, American Style
Harrison s Personal Postscript
Commentary on Beverly Harrison
Some Positive Elements
Some Criticisms
Transition to the Final Chapters
CHAPTER FIVE: PRO CHOICE FEMINISM 181
Abortion and Autonomy
Simone de Beauvoir: Epistemology and Killing
Mary Daly: Metaphysics and Power
Carol Gilligan: Psychology and Choice
Beverly Harrison: Theology and Right
Abortion and Christian Feminism
Abortion as the Linchpin of Contemporary Feminism
Transition to the Final Chapter
CHAPTER SIX: PRO LIFE FEMINISM 203
Ideas Have Consequences
Beauvoir and Guardini on Abortion
The Question That Will Not Go Away
The Haunting Violence
CONTENTS xi
The Pro life Worldview
A Question of Anthropology
A Pro life Feminism
Some Elements of a Pro life Feminism
Challenges Facing a Christian Pro life Feminism
Abortion and the Male as Model
The Two Worldviews and the Moral Imagination
BIBLIOGRAPHY 227
INDEX 239
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