A review of the developments within the field, including the study of masculinity, the feminist implications of postmodernism, the 'cultural turn' and globalization. It reviews research and offers critical analyses of women's and gender studies in work, the welfare state, family, education, religion, violence and war and feminist global politics.
A review of the developments within the field, including the study of masculinity, the feminist implications of postmodernism, the 'cultural turn' and globalization. It reviews research and offers critical analyses of women's and gender studies in work, the welfare state, family, education, religion, violence and war and feminist global politics.
Introduction - Kathy Davis, Mary Evans and Judith Lorber PART ONE: CURRENT STATE OF WOMEN¿S STUDIES, GENDER STUDIES AND STUDIES OF MEN The Life and Times of Academic Feminism - Clare Hemmings The Shadow and the Substance - Wendy Cealey Harrison The Sex/Gender Debate Changing Studies on Men and Masculinities - Jeff Hearn and Michael Kimmel PART TWO: CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS AND CRITIQUES Gendered Cultures - Gabriele Griffin The Social Foundations of the Sacred - Bronwyn Winter Feminists and the Politics of Religion The Crisis in Masculinity - David Morgan PART THREE: KNOWLEDGE Clearing Ground and Making Connections - Carolyn DiPalma and Kathy Ferguson Modernism, Postmodernism, Feminism Critical Interventions in Feminist Epistemology - Lorraine Code Gender, Change and Education - Diana Leonard PART FOUR: GLOBALIZATION AND THE STATE Gender in a Global World - Miri Song Insiders and Outsiders - Barbara Einhorn Within and Beyond the Gendered Nation Towards a New Theorizing of Women, Gender and War - Dubravka Zarkov Mothers and Muslims, Sisters and Soujourners - Baukje Prins The Contested Boundaries of Feminist Citizenship PART FIVE: WORK AND FAMILY Working with Gender - Rosemary Crompton Gender, Care and the Welfare State - Clare Ungerson Coming Together Through Change - Molly Monahan Lang and Barbara Risman Family Diversity and Gender Convergence PART SIX: INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITIES Thinking Straight, Acting Bent - Chrys Ingraham Heteronormativity and Homosexuality Foregrounding Friendship - Sasha Roseneil Feminist Pasts, Feminist Futures Transgendering - Wendy McKenna and Suzanne Kessler Blurring the Boundaries of Gender PART SEVEN: EMBODIMENT IN A TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD Gendered Bodies - Sharyn Roach Anleu Between Conformity and Autonomy The Natural World and the Nature of Gender - Irmgard Schultz Gendered Science and Feminist Critiques of Technology - Jutta Weber PART EIGHT: MAKING CHANGE Moral Perspectives - Joan Tronto Gender, Ethics and Political Theory Having It All - Sue Wise and Liz Stanley Feminist Fractured Foundationalism From Autonomy to Solidarities - Manisha Desai Transnational Feminist Political Strategies Utopian Visions - Judith Lorber A World Without Gender? Getting Real - Mary Evans Contextualising Gender Feminist Politics of Location - Kathy Davis
Introduction - Kathy Davis, Mary Evans and Judith Lorber PART ONE: CURRENT STATE OF WOMEN¿S STUDIES, GENDER STUDIES AND STUDIES OF MEN The Life and Times of Academic Feminism - Clare Hemmings The Shadow and the Substance - Wendy Cealey Harrison The Sex/Gender Debate Changing Studies on Men and Masculinities - Jeff Hearn and Michael Kimmel PART TWO: CULTURAL REPRESENTATIONS AND CRITIQUES Gendered Cultures - Gabriele Griffin The Social Foundations of the Sacred - Bronwyn Winter Feminists and the Politics of Religion The Crisis in Masculinity - David Morgan PART THREE: KNOWLEDGE Clearing Ground and Making Connections - Carolyn DiPalma and Kathy Ferguson Modernism, Postmodernism, Feminism Critical Interventions in Feminist Epistemology - Lorraine Code Gender, Change and Education - Diana Leonard PART FOUR: GLOBALIZATION AND THE STATE Gender in a Global World - Miri Song Insiders and Outsiders - Barbara Einhorn Within and Beyond the Gendered Nation Towards a New Theorizing of Women, Gender and War - Dubravka Zarkov Mothers and Muslims, Sisters and Soujourners - Baukje Prins The Contested Boundaries of Feminist Citizenship PART FIVE: WORK AND FAMILY Working with Gender - Rosemary Crompton Gender, Care and the Welfare State - Clare Ungerson Coming Together Through Change - Molly Monahan Lang and Barbara Risman Family Diversity and Gender Convergence PART SIX: INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITIES Thinking Straight, Acting Bent - Chrys Ingraham Heteronormativity and Homosexuality Foregrounding Friendship - Sasha Roseneil Feminist Pasts, Feminist Futures Transgendering - Wendy McKenna and Suzanne Kessler Blurring the Boundaries of Gender PART SEVEN: EMBODIMENT IN A TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD Gendered Bodies - Sharyn Roach Anleu Between Conformity and Autonomy The Natural World and the Nature of Gender - Irmgard Schultz Gendered Science and Feminist Critiques of Technology - Jutta Weber PART EIGHT: MAKING CHANGE Moral Perspectives - Joan Tronto Gender, Ethics and Political Theory Having It All - Sue Wise and Liz Stanley Feminist Fractured Foundationalism From Autonomy to Solidarities - Manisha Desai Transnational Feminist Political Strategies Utopian Visions - Judith Lorber A World Without Gender? Getting Real - Mary Evans Contextualising Gender Feminist Politics of Location - Kathy Davis
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