Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Introduction | p. xi |
Theories of Feminism and Hospitality | |
Hospitableness: A Neglected Virtue | p. 3 |
Su Casa es Mi Casa? Hospitality, Feminist Care Ethics, and Reciprocity | p. 19 |
Hospitality: Agency, Ethics, and Gender | p. 39 |
Gender and Domestic Hospitality | |
Shame in Feminine Hospitality | p. 55 |
Domestic Hospitality: Self, Other, and Community | p. 71 |
From Saint Martha To Hurricane Katrina: A Feminist Theopolitical Ethic Of Hospitality | p. 91 |
International Explorations of Feminism and Hospitality | |
Welcoming Courtyards: Hospitality, Spirituality, and Gender | p. 109 |
Feminism, Hospitality, and Women in Exile | p. 125 |
Hospitality and European Muslims | p. 163 |
Caring Hospitality and Mexican ôIllegalö Immigrants | p. 187 |
Gender, Hospitality, and Commerce | |
The Home/Work Interface In Family Hospitality Businesses: Gendered Dimensions and Constructions | p. 207 |
Hospitality in the Doctor's Office | p. 223 |
Providing Hospitality In Mid-Nineteenth Century West Virginia Cities | p. 237 |
Feminism and Hospitality in Film and Literature | |
Reading Levinas in The Apartment | p. 263 |
Reading Feminist Hospitality In Plato's Timaeus: Possibilities For Education | p. 281 |
Selected Bibliography | p. 299 |
Index | p. 307 |
Contributor Biographics | p. 311 |
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