Introduction

reading Hegel

Kimberly Hutchings, Tuija Pulkkinen

1-15

Differing spirits—reflections on Hegelian inspiration in feminist theory

Tuija Pulkkinen

19-37

Queering Hegel

three incisions

Joanna Hodge

39-59

Antigone's liminality

Hegel's racial purification of tragedy and the naturalization of slavery

Tina Chanter

61-85

Knowing thyself

Hegel, feminism and an ethics of heteronomy

Kimberly Hutchings

87-107

Longing for recognition

Judith Butler

109-129

Beyond tragedy

tracing the aristophanian subtext of Hegel's phenomenology of spirit

Karin de Boer

133-151

Reading the same twice over

the place of the feminine in the time of Hegelian spirit

Rakefet Efrat-Levkovich

153-175

Womanlife or lifework and psycho-technique

woman as the figure of the plasticity of transcendence

Susanna Lindberg

177-194

The gender of spirit

Hegel's moves and strategies

Laura Werner

195-209

Matter and form

Hegel, organicism, and the difference between women and men

Alison Stone

211-232

Debating Hegel's legacy for contemporary feminist politics

Nancy Bauer, Kimberly Hutchings, Tuija Pulkkinen, Alison Stone

233-252