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Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: Rhetoric and Situated Political Critique
Chapter 2: The Claim to Experience
Chapter 3: Sensible Judgment
Chapter 4: Feminine Figures and the Rhetoric of Critique
Chapter 5: The Matter of Consent
Conclusion: Critical Temporalities
Bibliography
“Shanks has offered an intriguing, inventive, and provocative re-reading of Locke and his modes of persuasion and political engagement. She has illustrated some of the power of refigurative rhetoric in the work of critique.”
—Ted H. Miller, Project Muse
