Alison M. Jaggar is professor of philosophy and women studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

• Introduction: Living with Contradictions, PART I: Equality, PART II: Women Working, A. Affirmative Action and Comparable Worth, B. Sex Work, PART Ill: Marketing Femininity, A. Representing Women: Pornography, Art, and Popular Culture, B. Presenting Women: Fashion and Beauty, PART IV: Women's Fertility Individual Choices and Social Constraints, A. Abortion, B. Procreative Technology and Procreative Freedom, PART V: Family Values, A. Contract Child Production, B. Valuing Alternative Families, PART VI: The Personal as Political, A. Sexual Practice, B. Consuming Animals, A. Militarism, B. Environmentalism

Alison M. Jaggar is professor of philosophy and women studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

• Introduction: Living with Contradictions, PART I: Equality, PART II: Women Working, A. Affirmative Action and Comparable Worth, B. Sex Work, PART Ill: Marketing Femininity, A. Representing Women: Pornography, Art, and Popular Culture, B. Presenting Women: Fashion and Beauty, PART IV: Women's Fertility Individual Choices and Social Constraints, A. Abortion, B. Procreative Technology and Procreative Freedom, PART V: Family Values, A. Contract Child Production, B. Valuing Alternative Families, PART VI: The Personal as Political, A. Sexual Practice, B. Consuming Animals, A. Militarism, B. Environmentalism

Alison M. Jaggar is professor of philosophy and women studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

• Introduction: Living with Contradictions, PART I: Equality, PART II: Women Working, A. Affirmative Action and Comparable Worth, B. Sex Work, PART Ill: Marketing Femininity, A. Representing Women: Pornography, Art, and Popular Culture, B. Presenting Women: Fashion and Beauty, PART IV: Women's Fertility Individual Choices and Social Constraints, A. Abortion, B. Procreative Technology and Procreative Freedom, PART V: Family Values, A. Contract Child Production, B. Valuing Alternative Families, PART VI: The Personal as Political, A. Sexual Practice, B. Consuming Animals, A. Militarism, B. Environmentalism