The subject of moral philosophy, with postscript 2007. -- Where do moral theories come from? Henry Sidgwick and twentieth-century ethics. -- Authority and transparency: the example of feminist skepticism. -- Charting responsibilities: from established coordinates to Terra Incognita. -- Picking up pieces: lives, stories, and integrity. -- Career selves: plans, projects, and plots in "Whole life ethics". -- Made a slave, born a woman: knowing others' places. -- Unnecessary identities: representational practices and moral recognition. -- The politics of transparency and the moral work of truth. -- Peripheral visions, critical practice. -- Epilogue: some questions about moral understandings.

1. Feminist ethics