Natural rights theories : their origin and development /

• Tuck, Richard, 1949-

• Natural law -- History.

• Cambridge University Press,

• 0521225124

• On the duty of man and citizen according to natural law
• Grotius Pufendorf and modern natural law
• origin and meaning of courtly love a critical study of European scholarship
• Rights justice and the bounds of liberty essays in social philosophy
• Patriarchalism in political thought the authoritarian family and political speculation and attitudes especially in seventeenth century England
• Goddesses whores wives and slaves women in classical antiquity
• man of reason male and female in Western philosophy
• moral sex womans nature in the French Enlightenment
• Patriarcha and other writings
• Women and the Enlightenment
• Public man private woman women in social and political thought
• liberation of women a study of patriarchy and capitalism
• Subordination and equivalence the nature and role of woman in Augustine and Thomas Aquinas
• Women in late antiquity pagan and Christian life styles
• Pandoras daughters the role and status of women in Greek and Roman antiquity
• Road to divorce England 1530 1987
• culture of sensibility sex and society in eighteenth century Britain
• In search of Victorian values aspects of nineteenth century thought and society
• life and death of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Frail vessels womans role in womens novels from Fanny Burney to George Eliot
• Medieval misogyny and the invention of Western romantic love
• origins of modern feminism women in Britain France and the United States 1780 1860
• Sensibility an introduction
• sexual politics of Jean Jacques Rousseau
• Women in romanticism Mary Wollstonecraft Dorothy Wordsworth and Mary Shelley
• works of Joseph de Maistre
• Thoughts on the education of daughters
• Enlightenment
• Women in Greek myth
• Sexual equality
• English feminists and their opponents in the 1790s unsexd and proper females
• Purity and danger an analysis of the concepts of pollution and taboo
• French women and the Age of Enlightenment
• Natural law and natural rights
• eighteenth century feminist mind
• interpretation of the flesh Freud and femininity
• Women in Western political philosophy Kant to Nietzsche
• symposium translated by Walter Hamilton
• Science folklore and ideology studies in the life sciences in ancient Greece
• Mary Wollstonecraft
• Revolutionary feminism the mind and career of Mary Wollstonecraft
• Mary Wollstonecraft writer
• growth of Parliamentary parties 1689 1742
• Aristotle the growth and structure of his thought
• body and society men women and sexual renunciation in early Christianity
• Eighteenth century women an anthology
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• Wollstonecraft anthology
• Faction and parliament essays on early Stuart history
• rights of woman
• history of womens education in England
• Ideologies of the Raj
• Locke
• first language the early stages
• Womens history and ancient history
• Women and the genesis of Christianity
• Family fortunes men and women of the English middle class 1780 1850
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• Women in political theory from ancient misogyny to contemporary feminism
• sexual contract
• Victorian feminists
• Women in Western political thought
• Medieval women
• Reign of James VI and I
• Worlds of talk the presentation of self in everyday conversation
• parish churches of medieval England
• Language acquisition studies in first language development
• Conflict and stability in fifteenth century England
• history of their own women in Europe from prehistory to the present
• English revolution 1600 1660 essays
• vindication of the rights of men with A vindication of the rights of woman and Hints
• John Stuart Mill
• Freud on femininity and faith
• Gender in eighteenth century England roles representations and responsibilities
• Coming out homosexual politics in Britain from the nineteenth century to the present
• Women in the eighteenth century constructions of femininity
• Alone of all her sex the myth and cult of the Virgin Mary
• Mill and sexual equality
• Witches & neighbours the social and cultural context of European witchcraft
• crisis of the aristocracy 1558 1641
• Lewd women and wicked witches a study of the dynamics of male domination
• witch hunt in early modern Europe
• Enemies of God the witch hunt in Scotland
• Petains crime the full story of French collaboration in the Holocaust
• Early modern European witchcraft centres and peripheries
• Unity heresy and reform 1378 1460 the conciliar response to the Great Schism
• On liberty Representative government The subjection of women three essays with an introduction by Millicent Garrett Fawcett
• origins of English individualism the family property and social transition
• laity in the Middle Ages religious beliefs and devotional practices
• reign of Henry VII
• Britains locust years 1918 1940
• Social change and continuity England 1550 1750
• Women and gender in early modern Europe
• Social orders and social classes in Europe since 1500 studies in social stratification
• Enlightenment
• Understanding Plato
• ordered society gender and class in early modern England
• experience of authority in early modern England
• Plato