Raia Prokhovnik lectures in Politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She has written on feminist theory, the concept of sovereignty, Hobbes, Spinoza and early-modern political thought.

• Preface Introduction Chapter 1 Dichotomy: From the Dichotomous Either / Or to the Relational Both-And 1) The Features of dichotomy 2) Problems with dichotomy 3) An alternative to dichotomy Chapter 2 Reason and Emotion 1) The links between reason and emotion in theorising 2) The social construction of emotion Chapter 3 Sex and Gender: Beyond the sex / gender dichotomy to corporeal subjectivity 1)The six stages of the recent history of sex and gender 2) The critique of sex and gender 3) Towards 'corporeal subjectivity' Chapter 4 Conclusion: The third wave - the future of feminism Bibliography Index

Raia Prokhovnik lectures in Politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She has written on feminist theory, the concept of sovereignty, Hobbes, Spinoza and early-modern political thought.

• Preface Introduction Chapter 1 Dichotomy: From the Dichotomous Either / Or to the Relational Both-And 1) The Features of dichotomy 2) Problems with dichotomy 3) An alternative to dichotomy Chapter 2 Reason and Emotion 1) The links between reason and emotion in theorising 2) The social construction of emotion Chapter 3 Sex and Gender: Beyond the sex / gender dichotomy to corporeal subjectivity 1)The six stages of the recent history of sex and gender 2) The critique of sex and gender 3) Towards 'corporeal subjectivity' Chapter 4 Conclusion: The third wave - the future of feminism Bibliography Index

Raia Prokhovnik lectures in Politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. She has written on feminist theory, the concept of sovereignty, Hobbes, Spinoza and early-modern political thought.

• Preface Introduction Chapter 1 Dichotomy: From the Dichotomous Either / Or to the Relational Both-And 1) The Features of dichotomy 2) Problems with dichotomy 3) An alternative to dichotomy Chapter 2 Reason and Emotion 1) The links between reason and emotion in theorising 2) The social construction of emotion Chapter 3 Sex and Gender: Beyond the sex / gender dichotomy to corporeal subjectivity 1)The six stages of the recent history of sex and gender 2) The critique of sex and gender 3) Towards 'corporeal subjectivity' Chapter 4 Conclusion: The third wave - the future of feminism Bibliography Index