Feminist Interpretations Of Alexis De Tocqueville (re-reading The Canon)

Explores The Relationship Of The Life And Work Of Alexis De Tocqueville (1805-1859) To Modern Feminisms, Especially As They Pertain To The Analysis Of Gender, Sex, Sexuality, Race, Class, Ethnicity, Nationality, And Colonialism--provided By Publisher. Introduction : To Tocqueville And Beyond / Jill Locke And Eileen Hunt Botting -- Beyond The Bon Ménage : Tocqueville And The Paradox Of Liberal Citoyennes / Cheryl B. Welch -- Democracy's Family Values / Laura Janara -- Tocqueville And The Feminization Of The Bourgeoisie / Dana Villa -- A Family Resemblance : Tocqueville And Wollstonecraftian Protofeminism / Eileen Hunt Botting -- Aristocratic Mourning : Tocqueville, John Quincy Adams, And The Affairs Of Andrew Jackson / Jill Locke -- Sympathy, Equality, And Consent : Tocqueville And Harriet Martineau On Women And Democracy In America / Lisa Pace Vetter -- Tocqueville's American Woman And The True Conception Of Democratic Progress / Delba Winthrop -- Toward A Generative Theory Of Equality / Kathleen S. Sullivan -- Imperial Fathers And Favorite Sons : J.s. Mill, Alexis De Tocqueville, And Nineteenth-century Visions Of Empire / Richard Boyd -- Tocqueville, Black Writers, And American Ethnology : Rethinking The Foundations Of Whiteness Studies / Alvin B. Tillery, Jr. -- The Separate Spheres Paradox : Habitual Inattention And Democratic Citizenship / Jocelyn M. Boryczka -- Tocqueville's Authority : Feminism And Reform Between Government And Civil Society / Barbara Cruikshank -- Annotated Bibliography On Alexis De Tocqueville And Gender, Feminism, And Race / Christine Carey. Edited By Jill Locke And Eileen Hunt Botting. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [337]-351) And Index.