Kimberly Hutchings is a senior lecturer in political theory at the University of Edinburgh. Her publications include Kant Critique and Politics (Routledge, 1996), International Political Theory (Sage, 1999) and (co-edited with Roland Dannreuther) Cosmopolitan Citizenship (Macmillan, 1999). She is an active member of the Society for Women in Philosophy and the Reviews Editor of the journal Contemporary Political Theory.

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• Introduction. Chapter One: Feminist Philosophy and the Way of Despair.Introduction.Thinking as a Feminist.Feminist Re-thinkings of Reason and Truth.Feminist Re-thinkings of Moral Agency and Judgement.Feminist Re-Thinkings of Politics.Conclusion.Chapter Two: Philosophy as the Task of Comprehension.Introduction.Phenomenology and Science.On Nature, History and Right.Feminist Readings of Hegel.Conclusion.Chapter Three: Thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Ambiguities.How Has 'Woman' Come to Be?.Thinking Being as Life; Existence as Spirit.Conclusion.Chapter Four: Re-thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Antigone's Story.Hegel's Antigone.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Philosophy.Conclusion.Chapter Five: Hegel and Feminist Ethics.Introduction.Moral Identity and an Ethics of Difference.Hegel, the 'Moral Point of View' and 'Ethical Life'.Conclusion.Chapter Six: Hegel and the Sexual Contract.Introduction.Modern Patriarchy.Beyond the Sexual Contract.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Ethical Theory.Conclusion.Conclusion.Notes.References

Kimberly Hutchings is a senior lecturer in political theory at the University of Edinburgh. Her publications include Kant Critique and Politics (Routledge, 1996), International Political Theory (Sage, 1999) and (co-edited with Roland Dannreuther) Cosmopolitan Citizenship (Macmillan, 1999). She is an active member of the Society for Women in Philosophy and the Reviews Editor of the journal Contemporary Political Theory.

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• Introduction. Chapter One: Feminist Philosophy and the Way of Despair.Introduction.Thinking as a Feminist.Feminist Re-thinkings of Reason and Truth.Feminist Re-thinkings of Moral Agency and Judgement.Feminist Re-Thinkings of Politics.Conclusion.Chapter Two: Philosophy as the Task of Comprehension.Introduction.Phenomenology and Science.On Nature, History and Right.Feminist Readings of Hegel.Conclusion.Chapter Three: Thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Ambiguities.How Has 'Woman' Come to Be?.Thinking Being as Life; Existence as Spirit.Conclusion.Chapter Four: Re-thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Antigone's Story.Hegel's Antigone.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Philosophy.Conclusion.Chapter Five: Hegel and Feminist Ethics.Introduction.Moral Identity and an Ethics of Difference.Hegel, the 'Moral Point of View' and 'Ethical Life'.Conclusion.Chapter Six: Hegel and the Sexual Contract.Introduction.Modern Patriarchy.Beyond the Sexual Contract.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Ethical Theory.Conclusion.Conclusion.Notes.References

Kimberly Hutchings is a senior lecturer in political theory at the University of Edinburgh. Her publications include Kant Critique and Politics (Routledge, 1996), International Political Theory (Sage, 1999) and (co-edited with Roland Dannreuther) Cosmopolitan Citizenship (Macmillan, 1999). She is an active member of the Society for Women in Philosophy and the Reviews Editor of the journal Contemporary Political Theory.

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• Introduction. Chapter One: Feminist Philosophy and the Way of Despair.Introduction.Thinking as a Feminist.Feminist Re-thinkings of Reason and Truth.Feminist Re-thinkings of Moral Agency and Judgement.Feminist Re-Thinkings of Politics.Conclusion.Chapter Two: Philosophy as the Task of Comprehension.Introduction.Phenomenology and Science.On Nature, History and Right.Feminist Readings of Hegel.Conclusion.Chapter Three: Thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Ambiguities.How Has 'Woman' Come to Be?.Thinking Being as Life; Existence as Spirit.Conclusion.Chapter Four: Re-thinking the Second Sex.Introduction.Antigone's Story.Hegel's Antigone.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Philosophy.Conclusion.Chapter Five: Hegel and Feminist Ethics.Introduction.Moral Identity and an Ethics of Difference.Hegel, the 'Moral Point of View' and 'Ethical Life'.Conclusion.Chapter Six: Hegel and the Sexual Contract.Introduction.Modern Patriarchy.Beyond the Sexual Contract.Towards a Hegelian Feminist Ethical Theory.Conclusion.Conclusion.Notes.References