At the Boundaries of Law Feminism and Legal Theory

Martha Fineman, Nancy Sweet Thomadsen, Feminism and Legal Theory Conference

Book (04 Apr 1991)

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Publisher's Synopsis

"At the Boundaries of Law" offers a collection of essays which examine the intersection between feminism and legal theory. The book makes it clear that in questioning the concepts and premises of legal thought, feminists are providing an impetus for a reconceptualization long overdue not only among lawyers but also among social observers, critics and scholars. It aims to offer a challenge to much of the mainstream literature, thought and methodology in law and the social sciences.

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