Today's moral issues: classic and contemporary perspectives
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I N T L~0 D LJC T ION PART I ~ CONTFNTS PREFACE V MORAL ARGUML::NTS AND
MORAL RL::LATIVISM 1 RELATIVISM 1 ARGUMENTS 2 EVALUATING ARGUMENTS:
THREE ARGUMENTS FOR CULTURAL RELATIVISM 4 ARGUMENTS AGAINST CULTURAL
RELATIVISM 7 MAKING MORAL ARGUMENTS 9 EXCEPTIONS TO MORAL PRINCIPLES 11
FIRST PRINCIPL[S 15 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 20 ARISTOTLE, FROM
NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 20 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, FROM SUMMA THEOLOGICA 25 DAVID
HUME, FROM A TREATISE OF HUMAN NATURE 29 IMMANUE1 KANT, FROM FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS 32 JOHN STUART MILL, FROM
UTILITARIANISM AND "LETTER TO JOHN VENN" 38 SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR, FROM THE
ETHICS OF AMBIGUITY 46 SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 52 BERTRAND RUSSELL, "OUR SEXUAL
ETHICS" 53 THOMAS A. MAPPES, "SEXUAL MORALITY AND THE CONCEPT OF USING
ANOTHER PERSON" 58 SIDNEY CALLAHAN, "ABORTION AND THE SEXUAL AGENDA" 65
ROGER SCRUTON, FROM SEXUAL DESIRE 69 IX X CONTENTS PART 11 ANIMALS 73
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS, "UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF
THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS" 75 PETER SINGER, FROM ANIMAL LIBERATION 77 TOM
REGAN, 'THE CASE FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS" 85 CARL COHEN, "THE CASE FOR THE USE
OF ANIMALS IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH" 90 THE ENVIRONMENT 97 GAFFETT HARDIN,
FROM "THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS" 100 RICHARD STROUP ANDJOHN BADEN, WITH
DAVID FRACTOR, "PROPERTY RIGHTS: THE REAL ISSUE" 103 PAUL R. EHRLICH AND
ANNE H. EHRLICH, "RISKS, COSTS, AND BENEFITS" 110 BILL DEVALL AND GEORGE
SESSIONS, FROM DEEP ECOLOGY 114 KAREN J. WAFFEN, "THE POWER AND THE
PROMISE OF ECOLOGICAL FEMINISM" 119 BJORN LOMBORG, "PREDICAMENT OR
PROGRESS?" 122 LIRFRTY 129 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 131 PLATO, FROM THE
REPUBLIC 131 ARISTOTLE, FROM NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 137 EDMUND BURKE, FROM
REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 140 JOHN STUART MILL, FROM ON
LIBERTY 146 DRUG LEGALIZATION 159 MILTON FRIEDMAN, "AN OPEN LETTER TO
BILL BENNETT" 160 WILLIAMJ. BENNETT, "A RESPONSE TO MILTON FRIEDMAN" 163
ETHAN A. NADELMANN, "THE CASE FOR LEGALIZATION" 166 JAMES Q. WILSON,
"AGAINST THE LEGALIZATION OF DRUGS" 177 PANI 111 CONTENTS XI PORNOGRAPHY
187 CATHARINE MACKINNON, "PORNOGRAPHY, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND SPEECH" 189 THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S COMMISSION ON PORNOGRAPHY, "THE QUESTION OF HARM" 193
WENDY MCE1ROY,FROM SEXUAL CORRECTNESS 200 OFFENSIVE SPEECH AND BEHAVIOR
207 JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA, MAJORITY OPINION IN R.A.V. V. CITY OF ST.
PAUL, MINNESOTA 209 STANLEY FISH, FROM THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS FREE
SPEECH, AND IT'S A GOOD THING, TOO 215 JONATHAN RAUCH, "KINDLY
INQUISITORS: THE NEW ATTACKS ON FREE THOUGHT" 221 JUSTICE WILLIAM
BRENNAN AND CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM REHNQUIST, MAJORITY AND DISSENTING
OPINIONS IN TEXAS V. JOHNSON 226 SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GAY MARRIAGE 238
JUSTICE BYRON WHITE, MAJORITY OPINION IN BOWERS V. HARDWICK 240 JUSTICE
ANTHONY KENNEDY, MAJORITY OPINION IN LAWRENCE ET AL. V. TEXAS 243
MASSACHUSETTS CHIEF JUSTICE MARGARET H. MARSHALL AND JUSTICE ROBERT J.
CORDY, MAJORITY AND DISSENTING OPINIONS IN GOODRIDGE V. DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH 248 JONATHAN RAUCH, "OBJECTIONS TO THESE UNIONS" 263
STANLEY KURTZ, "THE LIBERTARIAN QUESTION" 269 RIGIIIS AND
R[SPONSIRILIII[S 273 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 275 THOMAS HOBBES, FROM
LEVIATHAN 275 JOHN LOCKE, FROM SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 280 EDMUND
BURKE, FROM REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 287 JOHN STUART
MILL, FROM UTILITARIANISM 292 XII CONTENTS PRIVACY 295 SAMUEL WARREN ANDLOUIS D. BRANDEIS, "THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY" 297 RICHARD POSNER, FROM THE
ECONOMIES OF JUSTIEE 307 JEFFREY H. REIMAN, "DRIVING TO THE PANOPTICON:
A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPLORATION OF THE RISKS TO PRIVACY POSED BY THE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE" 317 RITA C. MANNING, "LIBERAL AND
COMMUNITARIAN DEFENSES OF WORKPLACE PRIVACY" 327 G. RANDOLPH MAYES AND
MARK ALFINO, "RATIONALITY AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY" 330 ABORTION 336
JUSTICE HARRY BLACKMUN, MAJORITY OPINION IN ROE V. WADE 338 JUDITHJARVIS
THOMSON, "A DEFENSE OF ABORTION" 343 MARY ANNE WARREN, "ON THE MORAL AND
LEGAL STATUS OF ABORTION" 353 JANE ENGLISH, "ABORTION AND THE CONCEPT OF
APERSON" 364 DON MARQUIS, "WHY ABORTION IS IMMORAL" 370 ROBERT P.
GEORGE, "PUBLIC REASON AND POLITICAL CONFLICT: ABORTION" 382 EUTHANASIA
AND PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE 385 SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY, MATTER
OF QUINLAN 387 ]. GAY-WILLIAMS, "THE WRONGFULNESS OF EUTHANASIA" 392
JAMES RACHELS, "THE MORALITY OF EUTHANASIA" 395 RONALD DWORKIN, THOMAS
NAGEL, ROBERT NOZICK, JOHN RAWLS, THOMAS SCANLON, ANDJUDITHJARVIS
THOMSON, "THE BRIEF OF THE AMID CURIAE" 401 CHIEFJUSTICE WILLIAM
REHNQUIST, MAJORITY OPINION IN WASHINGTON ET AL. V. GLUEKSBERG ET AL.
407 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 413 CESARE BECCARIA, FROM ON CRIMES AND
PUNISHMENT 415 IMMANUEL KANT, "THE RIGHT OF PUNISHING" 420 ALBERT CAMUS,
FROM "REFLECTIONS ON THE GUILLOTINE" 423 PART IV CONTENTS XIII JUSTICE
WILLIAM BRENNAN, CONCURRING OPINION IN FURMAN V. GEORGIA 427 JUSTICES
STEWART, POWEL1, AND STEVENS, MAJORITY OPINION IN GREGG V. GEORGIA 429
ERNEST VAN DEN HAAG, FROM THE DEATH PENALTY: A DEBATE 433 HUGO ADAM
BEDAU, "THE CASE AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY" 437 WILLIAM TUCKER, "WHY THE
DEATH PENALTY WORKS" 444 WAR 448 SR. THOMAS AQUINAS, "WHETHER IR IS
ALWAYS SINFUL TO WAGE WAR?" 450 HUGO GROTIUS, FROM ON THE LAW OFWAR AND
PEAEE 452 CARL VON CLAUSEWITZ, "ON THE NATURE OF WAR" 457 MAHATMA
GANDHI, "NON-VIOLENCE IN VARIOUS ASPECTS" 461 MICHAEL WALZER, FROMJUST
AND UNJUST WARS 465 RICHARD A. POSNER AND GARY S. BECKER, "PREVENTIVE
WAR" 471 JUSTIC[ AND [QUALITY 475 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 477 ARISTOTLE,
FROM NICOMAEHEAN ETHIES 477 ARISTOTLE, FROM POLITIES 479 JOHN LOCKE,
FROM SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 481 JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU, FROM
DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGIN OF INEQUALITY 491 JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU, FROM ON
THE SODAL CONTRAET 499 KARL MARX AND FRIEDRICH ENGELS, FROM MANIFESTO OF
THE COMMUNIST PARTY 503 ALBERT CAMUS, "BREAD AND FREEDOM" 509 JOHN
RAWLS, FROM A THEORY OF JUSTIEE 511 ROBERT NOZICK, FROM ANAREHY, STATE,
AND UTOPIA 517 ECONOMIC EQUALITY 525 FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT,
"COMMONWEALTH CLUB ADDRESS" 527 KAI NIELSEN, "EGALITARIANJUSTICE:
EQUALITY AS A GOAL AND EQUALITY AS A RIGHT" 532 XIV CONTENTS JOHN
HOSPERS, "WHAT LIBERTARIANISM IS" 535 RONALD DWORKIN, "LIBERALISM" 541
MICHAEL WALZER, "WELFARE, MEMBERSHIP AND NEED" 547 CHARLES MURRAY, FROM
LOSING GROUND: AMERICAN SOCIAL POLICY, 1950-1980 552 MICHAEL TANNER AND
STEPHEN MOORE, "WHY WELFARE PAYS" 561 RACIAL EQUALITY 564 CHIEF JUSTICE
EARL WARREN, MAJORITY OPINION IN BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION 566 JUSTICE
LEWIS POWELL, MAJORITY OPINION IN REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOMIA
V. BAKKE 569 ANTONIN SCALIA, "THE DISEASE AS A CURE" 577 BERNARD R.
BOXILL, FROM BLACKS AND SOCIALJUSTICE 583 THOMAS SOWELL, "'AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION': A WORLDWIDE DISASTER" 588 WILLIAM G. BOWEN AND DEREK BOK, FROM
THE SHAPE OF THE RIVER 603 CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM REHNQUIST, MAJORITY
OPINION IN GRATZ ET AL. V. BOLLINGER ET AL. 608 JUSTICE SANDRA DAYO'CONNOR, MAJORITY OPINION IN GRUTTER V. BOLLINGER ET AL. 613 SEXUAL
EQUALITY 622 JUSTICES RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND ANTONIN SCALIA, MAJORITY
AND DISSENTING OPINIONS IN UNITED STATES V. VIRGINIA ET AL. 624 MARY
WOLLSTONECRAFT, FROM A VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OFWOMAN 632 ALISON M.
JAGGAR, "SEXUAL DIFFERENEE AND SEXUAL EQUALITY" 634 CHRISTINE A.
LITTLETON, "REEONSTRUETING SEXUAL EQUALITY" 640 SUSAN OKIN, "JUSTIEE AND
GENDER" 644 CHRISTINA HOFF SOMMERS, FROM WHO STOLE FEMINISM? 649 F.
CAROLYN GRAGLIA, FROM DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY 652 |
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MORAL RL::LATIVISM 1 RELATIVISM 1 ARGUMENTS 2 EVALUATING ARGUMENTS:
THREE ARGUMENTS FOR CULTURAL RELATIVISM 4 ARGUMENTS AGAINST CULTURAL
RELATIVISM 7 MAKING MORAL ARGUMENTS 9 EXCEPTIONS TO MORAL PRINCIPLES 11
FIRST PRINCIPL[S 15 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 20 ARISTOTLE, FROM
NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 20 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS, FROM SUMMA THEOLOGICA 25 DAVID
HUME, FROM A TREATISE OF HUMAN NATURE 29 IMMANUE1 KANT, FROM FUNDAMENTAL
PRINCIPLES OF THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS 32 JOHN STUART MILL, FROM
UTILITARIANISM AND "LETTER TO JOHN VENN" 38 SIMONE DE BEAUVOIR, FROM THE
ETHICS OF AMBIGUITY 46 SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 52 BERTRAND RUSSELL, "OUR SEXUAL
ETHICS" 53 THOMAS A. MAPPES, "SEXUAL MORALITY AND THE CONCEPT OF USING
ANOTHER PERSON" 58 SIDNEY CALLAHAN, "ABORTION AND THE SEXUAL AGENDA" 65
ROGER SCRUTON, FROM SEXUAL DESIRE 69 IX X CONTENTS PART 11 ANIMALS 73
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE OF THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS, "UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF
THE RIGHTS OF ANIMALS" 75 PETER SINGER, FROM ANIMAL LIBERATION 77 TOM
REGAN, 'THE CASE FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS" 85 CARL COHEN, "THE CASE FOR THE USE
OF ANIMALS IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH" 90 THE ENVIRONMENT 97 GAFFETT HARDIN,
FROM "THE TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS" 100 RICHARD STROUP ANDJOHN BADEN, WITH
DAVID FRACTOR, "PROPERTY RIGHTS: THE REAL ISSUE" 103 PAUL R. EHRLICH AND
ANNE H. EHRLICH, "RISKS, COSTS, AND BENEFITS" 110 BILL DEVALL AND GEORGE
SESSIONS, FROM DEEP ECOLOGY 114 KAREN J. WAFFEN, "THE POWER AND THE
PROMISE OF ECOLOGICAL FEMINISM" 119 BJORN LOMBORG, "PREDICAMENT OR
PROGRESS?" 122 LIRFRTY 129 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 131 PLATO, FROM THE
REPUBLIC 131 ARISTOTLE, FROM NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 137 EDMUND BURKE, FROM
REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 140 JOHN STUART MILL, FROM ON
LIBERTY 146 DRUG LEGALIZATION 159 MILTON FRIEDMAN, "AN OPEN LETTER TO
BILL BENNETT" 160 WILLIAMJ. BENNETT, "A RESPONSE TO MILTON FRIEDMAN" 163
ETHAN A. NADELMANN, "THE CASE FOR LEGALIZATION" 166 JAMES Q. WILSON,
"AGAINST THE LEGALIZATION OF DRUGS" 177 PANI 111 CONTENTS XI PORNOGRAPHY
187 CATHARINE MACKINNON, "PORNOGRAPHY, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND SPEECH" 189 THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S COMMISSION ON PORNOGRAPHY, "THE QUESTION OF HARM" 193
WENDY MCE1ROY,FROM SEXUAL CORRECTNESS 200 OFFENSIVE SPEECH AND BEHAVIOR
207 JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA, MAJORITY OPINION IN R.A.V. V. CITY OF ST.
PAUL, MINNESOTA 209 STANLEY FISH, FROM THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS FREE
SPEECH, AND IT'S A GOOD THING, TOO 215 JONATHAN RAUCH, "KINDLY
INQUISITORS: THE NEW ATTACKS ON FREE THOUGHT" 221 JUSTICE WILLIAM
BRENNAN AND CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM REHNQUIST, MAJORITY AND DISSENTING
OPINIONS IN TEXAS V. JOHNSON 226 SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GAY MARRIAGE 238
JUSTICE BYRON WHITE, MAJORITY OPINION IN BOWERS V. HARDWICK 240 JUSTICE
ANTHONY KENNEDY, MAJORITY OPINION IN LAWRENCE ET AL. V. TEXAS 243
MASSACHUSETTS CHIEF JUSTICE MARGARET H. MARSHALL AND JUSTICE ROBERT J.
CORDY, MAJORITY AND DISSENTING OPINIONS IN GOODRIDGE V. DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH 248 JONATHAN RAUCH, "OBJECTIONS TO THESE UNIONS" 263
STANLEY KURTZ, "THE LIBERTARIAN QUESTION" 269 RIGIIIS AND
R[SPONSIRILIII[S 273 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 275 THOMAS HOBBES, FROM
LEVIATHAN 275 JOHN LOCKE, FROM SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 280 EDMUND
BURKE, FROM REFLECTIONS ON THE REVOLUTION IN FRANCE 287 JOHN STUART
MILL, FROM UTILITARIANISM 292 XII CONTENTS PRIVACY 295 SAMUEL WARREN ANDLOUIS D. BRANDEIS, "THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY" 297 RICHARD POSNER, FROM THE
ECONOMIES OF JUSTIEE 307 JEFFREY H. REIMAN, "DRIVING TO THE PANOPTICON:
A PHILOSOPHICAL EXPLORATION OF THE RISKS TO PRIVACY POSED BY THE
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE FUTURE" 317 RITA C. MANNING, "LIBERAL AND
COMMUNITARIAN DEFENSES OF WORKPLACE PRIVACY" 327 G. RANDOLPH MAYES AND
MARK ALFINO, "RATIONALITY AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY" 330 ABORTION 336
JUSTICE HARRY BLACKMUN, MAJORITY OPINION IN ROE V. WADE 338 JUDITHJARVIS
THOMSON, "A DEFENSE OF ABORTION" 343 MARY ANNE WARREN, "ON THE MORAL AND
LEGAL STATUS OF ABORTION" 353 JANE ENGLISH, "ABORTION AND THE CONCEPT OF
APERSON" 364 DON MARQUIS, "WHY ABORTION IS IMMORAL" 370 ROBERT P.
GEORGE, "PUBLIC REASON AND POLITICAL CONFLICT: ABORTION" 382 EUTHANASIA
AND PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE 385 SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY, MATTER
OF QUINLAN 387 ]. GAY-WILLIAMS, "THE WRONGFULNESS OF EUTHANASIA" 392
JAMES RACHELS, "THE MORALITY OF EUTHANASIA" 395 RONALD DWORKIN, THOMAS
NAGEL, ROBERT NOZICK, JOHN RAWLS, THOMAS SCANLON, ANDJUDITHJARVIS
THOMSON, "THE BRIEF OF THE AMID CURIAE" 401 CHIEFJUSTICE WILLIAM
REHNQUIST, MAJORITY OPINION IN WASHINGTON ET AL. V. GLUEKSBERG ET AL.
407 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT 413 CESARE BECCARIA, FROM ON CRIMES AND
PUNISHMENT 415 IMMANUEL KANT, "THE RIGHT OF PUNISHING" 420 ALBERT CAMUS,
FROM "REFLECTIONS ON THE GUILLOTINE" 423 PART IV CONTENTS XIII JUSTICE
WILLIAM BRENNAN, CONCURRING OPINION IN FURMAN V. GEORGIA 427 JUSTICES
STEWART, POWEL1, AND STEVENS, MAJORITY OPINION IN GREGG V. GEORGIA 429
ERNEST VAN DEN HAAG, FROM THE DEATH PENALTY: A DEBATE 433 HUGO ADAM
BEDAU, "THE CASE AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY" 437 WILLIAM TUCKER, "WHY THE
DEATH PENALTY WORKS" 444 WAR 448 SR. THOMAS AQUINAS, "WHETHER IR IS
ALWAYS SINFUL TO WAGE WAR?" 450 HUGO GROTIUS, FROM ON THE LAW OFWAR AND
PEAEE 452 CARL VON CLAUSEWITZ, "ON THE NATURE OF WAR" 457 MAHATMA
GANDHI, "NON-VIOLENCE IN VARIOUS ASPECTS" 461 MICHAEL WALZER, FROMJUST
AND UNJUST WARS 465 RICHARD A. POSNER AND GARY S. BECKER, "PREVENTIVE
WAR" 471 JUSTIC[ AND [QUALITY 475 THEORETICAL APPROACHES 477 ARISTOTLE,
FROM NICOMAEHEAN ETHIES 477 ARISTOTLE, FROM POLITIES 479 JOHN LOCKE,
FROM SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT 481 JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU, FROM
DISCOURSE ON THE ORIGIN OF INEQUALITY 491 JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU, FROM ON
THE SODAL CONTRAET 499 KARL MARX AND FRIEDRICH ENGELS, FROM MANIFESTO OF
THE COMMUNIST PARTY 503 ALBERT CAMUS, "BREAD AND FREEDOM" 509 JOHN
RAWLS, FROM A THEORY OF JUSTIEE 511 ROBERT NOZICK, FROM ANAREHY, STATE,
AND UTOPIA 517 ECONOMIC EQUALITY 525 FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT,
"COMMONWEALTH CLUB ADDRESS" 527 KAI NIELSEN, "EGALITARIANJUSTICE:
EQUALITY AS A GOAL AND EQUALITY AS A RIGHT" 532 XIV CONTENTS JOHN
HOSPERS, "WHAT LIBERTARIANISM IS" 535 RONALD DWORKIN, "LIBERALISM" 541
MICHAEL WALZER, "WELFARE, MEMBERSHIP AND NEED" 547 CHARLES MURRAY, FROM
LOSING GROUND: AMERICAN SOCIAL POLICY, 1950-1980 552 MICHAEL TANNER AND
STEPHEN MOORE, "WHY WELFARE PAYS" 561 RACIAL EQUALITY 564 CHIEF JUSTICE
EARL WARREN, MAJORITY OPINION IN BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION 566 JUSTICE
LEWIS POWELL, MAJORITY OPINION IN REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOMIA
V. BAKKE 569 ANTONIN SCALIA, "THE DISEASE AS A CURE" 577 BERNARD R.
BOXILL, FROM BLACKS AND SOCIALJUSTICE 583 THOMAS SOWELL, "'AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION': A WORLDWIDE DISASTER" 588 WILLIAM G. BOWEN AND DEREK BOK, FROM
THE SHAPE OF THE RIVER 603 CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM REHNQUIST, MAJORITY
OPINION IN GRATZ ET AL. V. BOLLINGER ET AL. 608 JUSTICE SANDRA DAYO'CONNOR, MAJORITY OPINION IN GRUTTER V. BOLLINGER ET AL. 613 SEXUAL
EQUALITY 622 JUSTICES RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND ANTONIN SCALIA, MAJORITY
AND DISSENTING OPINIONS IN UNITED STATES V. VIRGINIA ET AL. 624 MARY
WOLLSTONECRAFT, FROM A VINDICATION OF THE RIGHTS OFWOMAN 632 ALISON M.
JAGGAR, "SEXUAL DIFFERENEE AND SEXUAL EQUALITY" 634 CHRISTINE A.
LITTLETON, "REEONSTRUETING SEXUAL EQUALITY" 640 SUSAN OKIN, "JUSTIEE AND
GENDER" 644 CHRISTINA HOFF SOMMERS, FROM WHO STOLE FEMINISM? 649 F.
CAROLYN GRAGLIA, FROM DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY 652 |
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