Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015) Hilda L. Smith: Introduction : women, intellect, and politics : their intersection in seventeenth-century England Berenice A. Carroll: Christine de Pizan and the origins of peace theory Anna Battigelli: Political thought/political action : Margaret Cavendish's Hobbesian dilemma Lois G. Schwoerer: Women's public political voice in England : 1640-1740 Melinda Zook: Contextualizing Aphra Behn : plays, politics, and party, 1679-1689 Patricia Springborg: Astell, Masham, and Locke : religion and politics Wendy Gunther-Canada: Politics of sense and sensibility : Mary Wollstonecraft and Catharine Macaulay Graham on Edmund Burke's Reflections on the revolution in France Mary Lyndon Shanley: Mary Wollstonecraft on sensibility, women's rights, and patriarchal power Judith P. Zinsser: Emilie du Châtelet : genius, gender, and intellectual authority Jane S. Jaquette: Contract and coercion : power and gender in Leviathan Gordon Schochet: Significant sounds of silence : the absence of women from the political thought of Sir Robert Filmer and John Locke (or, "why can't a woman be more like a man?") J.G.A. Pocock: Catharine Macaulay : patriot historian Susan Staves: Investments, votes, and "bribes" : women as shareholders in the chartered national companies Sarah Hanley: Politics of identity and monarchic government in France : the debate over female exclusion Merry Wiesner: Holy Roman empire : women and politics beyond liberalism, individual rights, and revolutionary theory Hilda L. Smith: Women as sextons and electors : King's bench and precedents for women's citizenship Barbara J. Todd: "To be some body" : married women and The hardships of the English laws Carole Pateman.: Conclusion : women's writing, women's standing : theory and politics in the early modern period |
