How have notions of the family guided political thought? How have they complicated it?
Family Politics
Forum: Family Politics
Edited by Adrian Daub and Michael Thomas Taylor
Volume 3, Issue 2
Two early modern women writers' critical perspectives on the rhetoric of passion and sentimentality threatening female autonomy and agency.
Volume 3, Issue 2
On the losing, now elapsed, and ultimately monarchist case in the struggle over love, learning, and femininity that raged from Revolution to Restoration.
Volume 3, Issue 2
What insight does Hegel's philosophy of marriage offer for contemporary debates about marriage and the state, citizenship, and queer kinship?
Volume 3, Issue 2
How the University of Paris was represented as “the daughter of the king,” when actual royal daughters were excluded from the right to rule.
