From Disgust to Humanity: Sexual Orientation and Constitutional Law

Martha Nussbaum's landmark work dismantles the 'politics of disgust' and makes a powerful case for equality under the law. Drawing on philosophy, psychology, and constitutional precedent, she argues that human dignity—not revulsion—should guide our legal frameworks around sexual orientation. It's rigorous yet accessible, combining scholarly depth with genuine moral clarity. Perfect for law students, political theory enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the philosophical foundations of LGBTQ+ rights and constitutional equality.