Sex, gender, and christian ethics. - Cahill, Lisa Sowle (New York Cambridge university press, 1996)
This book constructs a feminist Aristotelian-Thomistic approach to issues of sex and gender. It examines notions of body and community, postmodernism (particularly in Foucault), intercultural dialogue, parenthood, and reproductive technology. It pays special attention to how these issues concern women's equality and sexual meaning.
Keywords: Christian ethics; Feminist ethics; Sex role -- Religious aspects&delete& -- Christianity; Sex -- Religious aspects&delete& -- Christianity; 241.64 -- Theologische ethiek: seksuele ethiek