Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introducing the Arguments: Male Control of the Symbol System Through Definition and Explanation
2. The Concepts of the Person and the Individual: The Power of Definition and Explanation
3. Definitional Power in the Victorian Period: John Stuart Mill, James Fitzjames Stephen and the Persons Cases
4. Definitional Power in the Early Twentieth Century, the Persons Cases and the Role of the Lord Chancellors
5. Case Study 1: AV Dicey's Argument for Male Rule
6. The Reform Stories: The Last Persons' Case and the Abolition of the Husband's Rape Immunity
7. Case Study 2: HLA Hart and The Concept of Law - Proceeding with a Clean Slate
8. Case Study 3: Women as Intermittent Persons (and Men as Continuous Persons) in the Work of John Finnis
9. Where we are Now and What's Still Wrong
10. Populating Law Fairly and Accurately
