The Evaluation of the American Feminist Jurisprudence
Guo Yi-gui
Abstract
Guo Yi-gui
Abstract
As a kind of rising jurisprudent trend of thought, the American feminist jurisprudence separated from the critic law research movement in the late of 1980s and constitutes a new phase of critic jurisprudence along with the race critic jurisprudence, namely, the socalled “Post Critic Jurisprudence,” which has greatly been concerned by the American society. Based on the thought of Machinnon, the representative of the American feminist jurisprudence, this paper makes a brief evaluation of this new jurisprudent trend of thought in order to serve our country’s corresponding systems of legislation and justice.
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As a kind of rising jurisprudent trend of thought, the American feminist jurisprudence separated from the critic law research movement in the late of 1980s and constitutes a new phase of critic jurisprudence along with the race critic jurisprudence, namely, the socalled “Post Critic Jurisprudence,” which has greatly been concerned by the American society. Based on the thought of Machinnon, the representative of the American feminist jurisprudence, this paper makes a brief evaluation of this new jurisprudent trend of thought in order to serve our country’s corresponding systems of legislation and justice.
Key concepts: Jurisprudence, Legislation, Law, Economic Justice, Order (exchange), Sociology, Political science, Economics