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Susan Moller Okin
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- Susan Moller Okin (1946–2004) was a feminist and political theorist who brought to bear the importance of the family on twentieth-century dialogues of justice. In criticizing contemporary theories of justice as overly focused on gender neutrality, she highlighted a neglected dimension of private life—namely, the domestic role of women—that must be attended to in order to establish a form of liberalism that truly included all of society's members. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Okin, Susan Moller]
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