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Contents
INTRODUCTION Uma Narayan and Julia J. Bartkowiak 1
1 MOTHERS, CITIZENSHIP, AND INDEPENDENCE
A Critique of Pure Family Values Iris Marion Young 		15
2 FATHERS' RIGHTS, MOTHERS' WRONGS? Reflections on Unwed
Fathers' Rights and Sex Equality Mary L. Shanley 		39
3 FAMILY TIES Rethinking Parental Claims in the Light of Surrogacy
and Custody Uma Narayan 		65
4 A PARENT (LY) KNOT Can Heather Have Two Mommies?
Shelley A. M. Gavigan 		87
5 FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AND REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Brenda Almond 		103
6 PRIVACY AND EQUAL PROTECTION AS BASES FOR ABORTION LAW
Citizenship, Gender, and the Constitution Anita Allen 		119
7 CIRCUMSCRIBED AUTONOMY Children, Care, and Custody
Hugh LaFollette 		137
8 BOUNDARIES OF AUTHORITY Should Children Be Able to
Divorce Their Parents? Laura M. Purdy 		153
9 REGULATING SEXUALITY Gender Identity Disorder,
Children's Rights, and the State Ellen K. Feder 		163
10 PROTECTING FAITH VERSUS PROTECTING FUTURES
Religious Freedom and Parental Rights in Medical Decision Making
for Children Lynn Pasquerella 		177
11 FEAR OF GOD Religious Education of Children and the Social Good
Julia J. Bartkowiak 		193
List of Contributors 209
Index 211
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Publication Information: Book Title: Having and Raising Children: Unconventional Families, Hard Choices, and the Social Good. Contributors: Uma Naraya - editor, Julia J. Bartkowiak - editor. Publisher: Pennsylvania State University Press. Place of Publication: University Park, PA. Publication Year: 1999. Page Number: *.
    
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