The sociology of gender : an introduction to theory and research /
Amy S. Wharton
- Malden, MA : Blackwell Pub., c2005.
- xiii, 261 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
1 Introduction to the Sociology of Gender
Chapter Objectives Introduction Sociological Vantage Points A Brief History of the Sociological Study of Gender What is Gender Three Frameworks for Understanding Gender etc
Part I Conceptual Approaches
2 The Gender Person Chapter Objectives Sex and Gender The Gender Person Gender as Traits, Abilities, or Behavioural Dispositions Becoming Gendered etc
3 Gender in Interactions and Institutions Chapter Objectives Interactionist Views of Gender Gendered Organizations/ Gendered Institution Toward a Multilayered Conception of Gender Chapter Summary etc
Part II Geneder in Context 4 Work and Family as Gendered Institutions Chapter Objectives The Division of Labor Gender, Work, and Family in Historical Perspective The Post-Industrial Era: Married Women's Rising Labor-force Participation Portraits of Family and Work etc
5 Gender, Childhood, and Family Life
Chapter Objectives '' Is it a boy or a girl'' Gender Construction in Children The Household Division of Labor and Family Marriage, Families, and Their Consequences for Women and Men Chapter Summary Further Reading etc
6 Gendered Jobs and Gendered Workers
Chapter Objectives Explaining the Sex Segregation of Jobs and Occupations Gender-Typing of Jobs, Occupations and Hierarchies The wage of Gender Chapter Summary Further Reading Part III Epilogue etc
7 Deconstructing Gender Differences and Inequalities Chapter Objectives Gender Distinctions and Inequalities The Reproduction of Gender Inequality Challenging Gender Inequality Making Gender Matter Less etc
Bibliography : p. 235- 252 . _ Index : p. 253 -261
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Gender identity Sex differences. Sex role. Equality.