Feminist Phenomenology

Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction: Feminist Phenomenology; L. Fisher. I: Feminism in the Phenomenological Tradition of Philosophy. 1. Phenomenology and Feminism: Perspectives on their Relation; L. Fisher. 2. Phenomenology, Post-structuralism, and Feminist Theory on the Concept of Experience; L.M. Alcoff. 3. From Husserl to Beauvoir: Gendering the Perceiving Subject; D.B. Bergoffen. 4. A Different Voice in the Phenomenological Tradition: Simone de Beauvoir and the Ethic of Care; K. Arp. 5. Buytendijk on Woman: A Phenomenological Critique; M.P. Banchetti-Robino. II: Phenomenological Cultural Science. 6. Listn, and You Will Hear: Reflections on Interviewing from a Feminist Phenomenological Perspective; L. Levesque-Lopman. 7. Understanding Children's Gender Beliefs; A. Johnson. 8. Phenomenology in and of Deborah Tannen's Genderlectics; L. Embree. 9. Binary Opposition as an Ordering Principle of (Male?) Human Thought; M. Sheets-Johnstone. III: Issues at the Conjunction of Phenomenology and Feminism. 10. Friendship, Love, and Experience; L.A. Bell. 11. Edith Stein: Woman and Essence; K. Haney. 12. Authenticity, Feminism, and Radical Psychotherapy; D. Leland. 13. Sexual Harassment, Seduction, and Mutual Respect: An Attempt at Sorting it Out; W.L. McBride. 14. Autonomy and Connectedness; M.J. Larrabee. Selected Bibliography. Notes on Contributors. Index.