Inclusive Feminism

Naomi Zack is professor of philosophy at the University of Oregon.

• Chapter 1 Beyond IntersectionalityChapter 2 The Identity of WomenChapter 3 Female Designation, Culture and AgencyChapter 4 Inclusive Feminist Social Theory: Requirements and MethodologyChapter 5 Inclusive Feminist Psychological Theory and Gender DevelopmentChapter 6 Inclusive Feminist Connections Between Psychological Theory and Social TheoryChapter 7 A Feminist Theory of HistoryChapter 8 World Paths Toward Women's Political EqualityChapter 9 ConclusionChapter 10 ReferencesChapter 11 Index

This timely—indeed overdue—book incisively addresses the central concern of Western feminists for the past quarter century. Challenging the orthodoxy of intersectionality, Zack proposes a relational essentialism that explains women's commonality without denying diversity or inequality. Her book is clear, bold, erudite—and fun to read.