| Description |
xii, 377 pages ; 24 cm. |
| Series |
Social institutions and social change
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Social institutions and social change.
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| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| Contents |
Sociological theories and the study of gender / Paula England -- Shotgun wedding, unhappy marriage, no-fault divorce? Rethinking the feminism-marxism relationship / Beth Anne Shelton and Ben Agger -- Reconceptualizing world system theory to include women / Kathryn B. Ward -- Macrostructural perspectives on gender inequality / Dana Dunn, Elizabeth M. Almquist and Janet Saltzman Chafetz -- Feminism and the pro-(rational-) choice movement: Rational-choice theory, feminist critiques, and gender inequality / Debra Friedman and Carol Diem -- Functionalism and feminism: Is estrangement necessary? / Miriam M. Johnson -- Psychoanalytic theory and the sociology of gender / Christine L. Williams -- Power, inequality and the accomplishment of gender: An ethnomethodological view / Candace West and Sarah Fenstermaker -- Gender, status, and the social psychology of expectations / Cecilia L. Ridgeway -- Sexuality and gender: An interactionist/Poststructural reading / Norman K. Denzin -- You are who you know: A network approach to gender / Lynn Smith-Lovin and J. Miller McPherson -- Overcoming dualisms: A feminist agenda for sociological methodology / Joey Sprague and Mary K. Zimmerman -- With many voices: Feminism and theoretical pluralism / Nancy Tuana -- Standpoints and theory: Reply to Tuana / Joey Sprague and Mary Zimmerman -- Reigning in diversity: Reply to Tuana / Miriam M. Johnson -- Working with the critic I: Reply to Tuana / Norman K. Denzin -- Psychoananysis and pluralism: Reply to Tuana / Christine L. Williams -- The omnirelevance of sex category: Reply to Tuana / Candace West and Sarah Fenstermaker -- Toward integrating micro and macro, structure and agancy, science and feminism / Linda D. Molm -- The methodological thorn in the theoretical rose: Reply to Molm / Dana Dunn, Elizabeth M. Almquist and Janet Saltzman Chafetz -- Some disintegrating thoughts on structure and agency: Reply to Molm / Lynn Smith-Lovin and J. Miller McPherson -- Same-sex interaction and the situational approach: Reply to Molm / Cecilia L. Ridgeway -- Constrained choices and connected selves: reply to Molm / Debra Friedman and Carol Diem -- Seeing past sacred science: Reply to Molm / Joey Sprague and Mary K. Zimmerman -- Micro, macro, choice, and structure / Nancy Folbre -- Neither biology nor social learning: Reply to Folbre / Christine L. Williams -- Eliminating choice: Reply to Folbre / Lynn Smith-Lovin and J. Miller McPherson -- The importance of alturism and the interdependence of utilities: Reply to Folbre / Debra Friedman and Carol Diem -- Differing with feminist difference: Reply to Folbre / Beth Anne Shelton and Ben Agger -- Throwing out the baby with the bath water: / Reply to Folbre / Dana Dunn, Elizabeth M. Almquist, and Janet Saltzman Chafetz -- Reframing theories: Reply to Folbre / Kathryn B. Ward -- The subject woman / John Wilson -- Ethnomethodology and "Idealist Determinism": Reply to Wilson / Candace West and Sarah Fenstermaker -- Working with the Critic II: Reply to Wilson / Norman K. Denzin -- Engendering class: Reply to Wilson / Beth Anne Shelton and Ben Agger -- The importance of the interaction of gender, race, and class in the recasting of sociological theory: Reply to Wilson / Kathryn B. Ward -- Domination versus function: Reply to Wilson / Miriam M. Johnson -- Problems of theoretical stance: Reply to Wilson / Cecilia L. Ridgeway. |
| Subject |
Feminist theory.
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Feminist theory. |
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Feminist theory. |
| Added Author |
England, Paula.
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| Added Title |
Theory on gender |
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Feminism on theory |
| ISBN |
020230437X cloth alkaline paper |
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0202304388 paper alkaline paper |
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