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Description
Gender and Families uses images from popular culture and events from everyday lives to explore how families and gender are mutually produced and inseparably linked. Author Scott Coltrane teaches gender in an accessible and compelling manner to a wide array of students by weaving discussions of racial differences, ethnicity, and social class into every chapter. Coltrane also includes women and men as both topic and audience in the central chapters of the book. Ideal for use in a gender course, or as a supplement in family, introductory sociology, or social inequality classes.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 A Social Constructionist Approach
Chapter 3 Understanding Gender and Families
Chapter 4 Family Rituals and the Construction of Reality
Chapter 5 Family Diversity
Part 6 2. Love, Sex, and Marriage
Chapter 7 Love Advice in the 20th Century
Chapter 8 Love and Marriage in the Past
Chapter 9 Sentimental Love and Modern Marriage
Chapter 10 Love Matches and Marriage Markets
Part 11 3. Paid Work and Family Life
Chapter 12 Chris and Pat's Activity Log
Chapter 13 Work and Family Life
Chapter 14 Separate Spheres: Myth or Reality?
Chapter 15 Modern Labor Market Trends
Chapter 16 Who Does the Housework?
Chapter 17 Stability and Change
Part 18 4. Mothers, Fathers, and Family Care
Chapter 19 Letter from Mahatma Gandhi to His Son
Chapter 20 Families and Care
Chapter 21 Letter to an Unborn Child: Jessie Bernard to Dorothy Lee
Chapter 22 Gender and Care
Chapter 23 Historical Views of Family Care
Chapter 24 Modern Parenting
Part 25 5. Engendering Children
Chapter 26 Images of Childhood Gender Difference
Chapter 27 Theories of Gender Socialization
Chapter 28 Patterns of Gender Socialization
Chapter 29 Parenting and Gender Inequality
Part 30 6. Regulating Families and Gender
Chapter 31 News Stories
Chapter 32 Gender, Family and the Law
Chapter 33 Family Policy and the Law
Chapter 34 Theories Linking State, Family, and Gender
Chapter 35 Family Law in Historical Perspective
Chapter 36 Government Child Support
Chapter 37 Child Support and Child Custody Reforms
Chapter 38 The Larger Social Context
Part 39 7. Where Do We Go From Here?
Chapter 40 The Major Social Forces
Chapter 41 Putting It All Together
Product details
Published | 23 Aug 1997 |
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Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 240 |
ISBN | 9780759117563 |
Imprint | AltaMira Press |
Series | Gender Lens |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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He is a refreshingly clear and engaging writer who uses popular culture effectively to illuminate the theoretical connections between gender inequality and family life.
Verta Taylor, Professor, University of California at Santa Barbara, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society