Women, Nature, and Psyche

Dialectical Beginnings: Woman And The Dialectic In Hegel And Marx -- Hegel: Recognition, Intersubjectivity, And Desire -- The Phenomenology Of Spirit -- Hegel's Antigone -- The Philosophy Of Right -- Hegel's Antigone In The Modern World -- Marx: The Double Dislectic -- Marx's Project -- Dialectical Discontinuity -- Marx And Woman's Liberation -- Authority And The Family In Critical Theory -- Psyche And Society -- The Critical Theory Of The Frankfurt School -- The Specific Logic Of The Family -- Society Without The Father -- Society Without The Mother -- Antigone Revisited -- Woman Qua Woman? -- Freud On The Female Psyche -- Oedipus And Castration -- Work And Love -- Hysteria, Anorexia Nervosa, And Agoraphobia -- Beyond Oedipus? -- Dialectic Development: Woman And Nature In Critical Theory -- The Domination Of Nature -- Return Of The Repressed -- Maternal Eros -- The Feminine Principle -- Repressive Desublimation -- The Revolt Of Nature -- Memory: Happiness Or Suffering? -- Woman's Experience: Renaming The Dialectic Of Desire And Recognition -- Woman As Mother, Lover, And Wife -- The Odyssey Revamped -- Medea: The Female Odysseus? -- Woman's Desire And The Primal Horde Of Brothers -- Motherhood And Sisterhood Reconsidered -- Identity, Non-identity, And Naming. Patricia Jagentowicz Mills. Revision Of Thesis (ph. D.)--york University. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 247-260.