Adventures in Lesbian Philosophy

CLAUDIA CARD, Professor of Philosophy and Faculty Affiliate in Women's Studies and Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is the editor of Feminist Ethics and the author of essays in numerous journals, including Signs, Hypatia, Lesbian Ethics, and Philosophical Review.

• Claudia CardWhat Is Lesbian Philosophy? A New IntroductionLESBIAN CREATIVITYJacquelyn N. ZitaJeffner Allen: A Lesbian PortraitTangren AlexanderLesbian Slip2:00am, Valentine's MorningEst et Non: The Dream BodyFor SandraThe Feminist Existentialist State SongThe Answers in the Back: A SongMaria LugonesOn Borderlands/La Frontera: An Interpretive EssayJoyce TrebilcotNot Lesbian PhilosophyNaomi SchemanJewish Lesbian Writing: A Review EssayTHE SEX WARSBat-Ami Bar OnThe Feminist Sexuality Debates and the Transformation of the PoliticalLorena Leigh SaxeSadomasochism and ExclusionCONSTRUCTING "LESBIAN"Ruth GinzbergAudre Lorde's (nonessentialist) Lesbian ErosElisabeth D. DaumerQueer Ethics; or The Challenge of Bisexuality to Lesbian EthicsJacquelyn N. ZitaMale Lesbians and the Postmodernist BodyLESBIAN COMMUNITY AND RESPONSIBILITYChris CuomoRitual Abuse: Making ConnectionsBarbara HoustonIn Praise of BlameKathleen Martindale and Martha SaundersRealizing Love and Justice: Lesbian Ethics in the Upper and Lower CaseRuthann RobsonMother: The Legal Domestication of Lesbian ExistenceSarah Lucia HoaglandWhy Lesbian Ethics?Claudia CardLesbian Ethics and the Journal Lesbian Ethics: A ReviewRECLAIMING LESBIAN HERSTORYMargaret A. SimonsLesbian Connections: Simone de Beauvoir and FeminismClaudia CardSelected Bibliography of Lesbian Philosophy and Related WorksNotes on ContributorsIndex

"Adventures in Lesbian Philosophy contains many illuminating discussions (of S/M sex, lesbian ethics, lesbian desire, bisexuality), and includes a useful bibliography of lesbian criticism." passion This new collection edited by Claudia Card includes important articles of interest to feminist philosophy relating to lesbian feminist issues and ethics." Ethics ... a fun and engaging conceptual romp." Journal of the History of Sexuality