Discusses what feminist anthropologists have to offer feminist theory in the 1990s, answering the question "Where are the origins of power and difference?" by locating these concepts in cultural narratives of sexuality, gender, kinship, race, nation and religion. Social Research; Janet Dolgin, Hofstra University; Harriet Whitehead, Duke University; Carol Delaney, Stanford University; Brackette Williams, University of Arizona; Sylvia Yanagisako, Stanford University; Phyllis Chock, Catholic University; Sherry Ortner, University of Michigan; Anna Tsing, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Discusses what feminist anthropologists have to offer feminist theory in the 1990s, answering the question "Where are the origins of power and difference?" by locating these concepts in cultural narratives of sexuality, gender, kinship, race, nation and religion.Social Research; Janet Dolgin, Hofstra University; Harriet Whitehead, Duke University; Carol Delaney, Stanford University; Brackette Williams, University of Arizona; Sylvia Yanagisako, Stanford University; Phyllis Chock, Catholic University; Sherry Ortner, University of Michigan; Anna Tsing, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Sylvia Yanagisako and Carol Delaney are both in the Department of Anthropology at Stanford University.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 American Kinship and the Facts of Life; Chapter 1 American Kinship/American Incest: Asymmetries in a Scientific Discourse Susan McKinnon; Chapter 2 Family Law and the Facts of Family Janet L. Dolgin; Chapter 3 Heredity or: Revising the Facts of Life Rayna Rapp; Chapter 4 Forever Is a Long Time: Romancing the Real in Gay Kinship Ideologies Kath Weston; Part 2 The Birds and the Bees: An Uncontrolled Comparison; Chapter 5 Empowering Nature or: Some Gleanings in Bee Culture Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing; Chapter 6 The Gender of Birds in a Mountain Ok Culture Harriet Whitehead; Part 3 The Origin of Nations; Chapter 7 Father State Motherland and the Birth of Modern Turkey CarolDelaney; Chapter 8 Classification Systems Revisited: Kinship Caste Race and Nationality as the Flow of Blood and the Spread of Rights Brackette F. Williams; Part 4 The American Dream: Gender Class and Ethnicity; Chapter 9 "The Self-Made Woman": Gender and the Success Story in Greek-American Family Histories Phyllis Pease Chock; Chapter 10 Ethnography Among the Newark: The Class of '58 of Weequahic High School Sherry B. Ortner; Chapter 11 Transforming Orientalism: Gender Nationality and Class in Asian American Studies Sylvia Yanagisako;
Part 1 American Kinship and the Facts of Life; Chapter 1 American Kinship/American Incest: Asymmetries in a Scientific Discourse Susan McKinnon; Chapter 2 Family Law and the Facts of Family Janet L. Dolgin; Chapter 3 Heredity or: Revising the Facts of Life Rayna Rapp; Chapter 4 Forever Is a Long Time: Romancing the Real in Gay Kinship Ideologies Kath Weston; Part 2 The Birds and the Bees: An Uncontrolled Comparison; Chapter 5 Empowering Nature or: Some Gleanings in Bee Culture Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing; Chapter 6 The Gender of Birds in a Mountain Ok Culture Harriet Whitehead; Part 3 The Origin of Nations; Chapter 7 Father State Motherland and the Birth of Modern Turkey CarolDelaney; Chapter 8 Classification Systems Revisited: Kinship Caste Race and Nationality as the Flow of Blood and the Spread of Rights Brackette F. Williams; Part 4 The American Dream: Gender Class and Ethnicity; Chapter 9 "The Self-Made Woman": Gender and the Success Story in Greek-American Family Histories Phyllis Pease Chock; Chapter 10 Ethnography Among the Newark: The Class of '58 of Weequahic High School Sherry B. Ortner; Chapter 11 Transforming Orientalism: Gender Nationality and Class in Asian American Studies Sylvia Yanagisako;
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