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Intro; Acknowledgements; Contents; Notes on Contributors; Chapter 1: Contested Terrains: New Feminist Perspectives onÂ Embodiment; New Feminist Perspectives inÂ This Volume; Bibliography; Part I: Normative Bodies, Ethics, andÂ Vulnerability; Chapter 2: A Genealogy ofÂ Womenâ#x80;#x99;s (Un)Ethical Bodies; Part 1: TheÂ Body asÂ aÂ Threat toÂ Ethics; Part 2: TheÂ Body asÂ theÂ Foundation forÂ Ethical Theory andÂ Practice; Bibliography; Further Readings; Chapter 3: The Normal Body: Female Bodies inÂ Changing Contexts ofÂ Normalization andÂ Optimization
Twofold Embodiment: TheÂ Body asÂ Subject andÂ theÂ Body asÂ ObjectA Phenomenology ofÂ Normality andÂ Optimality; Normalization andÂ Optimization ofÂ Female Bodies; (Self-)Normalization andÂ Control ofÂ Neoliberal Female Bodies; Conclusion: What Now?; Bibliography; Chapter 4: How Do WeÂ Respond? Embodied Vulnerability andÂ Forms ofÂ Responsiveness; Embodied Vulnerability: BetweenÂ Wounding andÂ Caring; How Are WeÂ toÂ Respond? Vulnerability andÂ Acknowledgment; Embodied Knowledge, Vulnerability andÂ Responsiveness; Bibliography; Part II: New Directions in Feminist Theory
Chapter 5: Revisiting Feminist Matters inÂ theÂ Post-Â­Linguistic Turn: John Dewey, New Materialisms, andÂ Contemporary Feminist ThoughtPragmatist Silences andÂ Echoes inÂ theÂ Post-Linguistic Turn New School of Feminism; Tracing Transaction AcrossÂ Pragmatist andÂ New Materialist Ontologies; Baradâ#x80;#x99;s â#x80;#x9C;Intra-actionâ#x80;#x9D; inÂ aÂ Diffractive, Butlerian-Bohrian Ontology; Alaimoâ#x80;#x99;s â#x80;#x9C;Trans-corporealityâ#x80;#x9D; inÂ theÂ â#x80;#x9C;Ethical Space ofÂ Natureâ#x80;#x9D;; Deweyâ#x80;#x99;s â#x80;#x9C;Transactingâ#x80;#x9D; Organism inÂ aÂ Naturalist Ontology; The Promise ofÂ Pragmatism forÂ Contemporary Feminism; Bibliography
Chapter 6: Feminist andÂ Transgender Tensions: AnÂ Inquiry into History, Methodological Paradigms, andÂ EmbodimentSex/Gender; Queer Approaches toÂ Sex andÂ Gender21; The Phenomenological Method; Trans/Feminisms; Bibliography; Chapter 7: Expressing theÂ World: Merleau-Ponty andÂ Feminist Debates onÂ Nature/Culture; Culture Constructs Nature; What If Culture WasÂ Really Nature All Along?20; Expressing theÂ World; Sexed Difference Revisited; Conclusion; Bibliography; Part III: Sex, Violence, and Public Policy
Chapter 8: Are Womenâ#x80;#x99;s Lives (Fully) Grievable? Gendered Framing andÂ Sexual ViolenceSexual Violence/Moral Ambivalence; Butler on Framing and Grievability; Gender as a Frame of Recognition; Gendered Framing andÂ Sexual Violence; (Self)Critical Feminist Framing andÂ Resistance; Bibliography; Chapter 9: Sex Trafficking, Reproductive Rights, andÂ Sovereign Borders: AÂ Transnational Struggle over Womenâ#x80;#x99;s Bodies; Asylum Rights andÂ Victims ofÂ Sex Trafficking; An Agency-Denying Victim Paradigm; Bibliography; Chapter 10: Routine Unrecognized Sexual Violence inÂ India
Includes bibliographical references and index.