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Analyzing Gender: A Handbook of Social Science Research.
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Introduction - Myra Marx Ferree and Beth B Hess PART ONE: GENDER AND IDEOLOGY Evolutionary Perspectives on Gender Hierarchy - Christine Ward Gailey Science, Sexual Difference, and Feminism - Janet Sayers Thinking About Gender - Kay Deaux and Mary E Kite PART TWO: SOCIAL CONTROL OF FEMALE SEXUALITY Female Sexuality - Beth E Schneider and Meredith Gould Looking Back Into the Future Reproduction - Barbara Katz Rothman Sexual Terrrorism - Carole J Sheffield The Social Control of Women Popular Culture and the Portrayal of Women - Muriel G Cantor Content and Control PART THREE: GENDER STRATIFICATION Gender, Work, and World Capitalism - Susan Tiano Third World Women's Role in Development Gender and the GNP - Penelope Ciancanelli and Bettina Berch Dual Spheres - Christine E Bose Gender Inequality in Paid Employment - Paula England and Lori McCreary PART FOUR: GENDERED WORLDS She Works Hard for a Living - Myra Marx Ferree Gender and Class on the Job Reconstructing the Family - Evelyn Nakano Glenn Contemporary Family Roles in Life Course Perspective - Helena Z Lopata Women and Religion - Sheila Briggs The Women's Health Movement - Mary K Zimmerman A Critique of Medical Enterprise and the Position of Women PART FIVE: GENDER AND THE STATE Feminist Legal Strategies - Ava Baron The Powers of Difference Gender and Political Life - Irene Diamond and Martha Ackelsberg New Directions in Political Science Feminist Thinking About War, Militarism, and Peace - Cynthia H Enloe
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- Bielby, D. D., Hess, B. B., & Ferree, M. M.
- Venue
- Contemporary Sociology
- Publisher
- SAGE Publications
- Published
- 1988-11
- Volume
- 17
- Issue
- 6
- Pages
- 744
- ISSN
- 0094-3061 (ISSN-L)
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- W2074693634
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- 24.75
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- en
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