Jean Elshtain on Families and Politics

Martha A. Ackelsberg · Mary Lyndon Shanley

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Jean Elshtain's writings on feminism, families, and politics were both profoundly important to the development of feminist theory and, at times, deeply puzzling. Elshtain engaged with central texts of western political thought in ways that enabled and encouraged others to think through what it would mean to take women's lives seriously in all their ambiguity and complexity.

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