Sister wives, surrogates and sex workers : outlaws by choice?
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書誌事項
Sister wives, surrogates and sex workers : outlaws by choice?
（Gender in law, culture, and society / series editor, Martha Albertson Fineman）
Ashgate, c2013
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [197]-232) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Did she choose that?' Or, more normatively, 'Why would she choose that?' This book critiques and offers an alternative to these questions, which have traditionally framed law and policy discussions circulating around controversial genderized practices. It examines the simplicity and incompleteness of choice-based rhetoric and of presumptions that women's conduct is shaped, in an absolute way, either by choice or by coercion. This book develops an analytical framework that aims to discern the meaning and value that women may ascribe to morally ambiguous practices. An analysis of law's approach to polygamy, surrogacy and sex work, particularly in Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia, provides a basis for evaluating the choice-coercion binary and for contemplating alternate modes for assessing, from a law and policy standpoint, the palatability of social practices that appear pernicious to women. Weaving together interdisciplinary research, an innovative analytical framework for assessing choices ostensibly harmful to women, and a critique of the legal rules governing such choices, this book bears relevance for students, scholars, practicing jurists and policymakers seeking a richer understanding of conduct that moves women to the margins of law and society.
目次
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Complicating Choices
- Chapter 2 Polygamy: The Myths of Multiple Marriage
- Chapter 3 Engaging with Surrogates' Choices: Tracing and Proscribing Viable Mothers in Law
- Chapter 4 Law's Engagement with the Sale of Sex
- conclusion Conclusion
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