Alex Huxley Westfried
Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective
Models for the 21st Century 1964-2001
Alex Huxley Westfried
Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective
Models for the 21st Century 1964-2001
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In Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective, Alex Westfried examines the heroic struggle of Brazilian women to restore justice, bring a democratic society, and gain virtually total independence, economically, socially, sexually, and spiritually, to their society.
In Reinventing the Culture of Womanhood in America and Brazil, an Anthropological Perspective, Alex Westfried examines the heroic struggle of Brazilian women to restore justice, bring a democratic society, and gain virtually total independence, economically, socially, sexually, and spiritually, to their society.
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- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 194g
- ISBN-13: 9780761822769
- ISBN-10: 0761822763
- Artikelnr.: 22324085
- Verlag: Globe Pequot Publishing Group Inc/Bloomsbury
- Seitenzahl: 146
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. Juli 2002
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 194g
- ISBN-13: 9780761822769
- ISBN-10: 0761822763
- Artikelnr.: 22324085
By Alex Huxley Westfried Ph.D.
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction-Part I
and Research Design Chapter 4 Innovative Middle Class Women: Their
Significance in the Brazilian Context; Gender, Work, and Family-USA and
Brazil Compared; Two Life Histories: Dolores and Anna Maria; Innovative
American Middle Class Women and their Families Chapter 5 Departure from
Tradition in Brazil: Two Life Histories: Sonia and Lucia; The Feminine and
Feminist Movements; Two Emancipated Brazilian Women: Elizabeth and
Conceição Chapter 6 A Map of Brazilian Culture: A Theory of Innovative and
Emancipated Women; What is Sacred in Brazilian Society; Ambiguity and
Diversity in Brazilian Culture Chapter 7 Transition to Democracy-A
Comparative View: Military Excesses and Abuses to the Awakening of
Democracy in Brazilian Society; Democracy in Terms of Male/Female
Relationships; Democracy-Parents vs. Adolescents, A Comparative View;
Modernity-Democracy Chapter 8 The Role of Women and Religion in Advocating
and Implementing Social Change in Brazil: Ecclesiastic Base Communities and
CEB; The Assembly of God; The Umbanda; Urban Slum Settlements; Reform,
Recife against Prostitution; Glossary Chapter 9 The Search for the Unique
Self in a Postmodern Society in Brazil: The Meaning of a Postmodern Society
and its Impact on Women's Lives; The Lives of Six Innovative Women to
Illustrate a Wide Variety of Styles of Personal Emancipation in a Rapidly
Cha Chapter 10 Epilogue-Part II Cultural Icons of Independent Middle Class
Women in Brazil and the United States: A Comparison: Introduction-Part II;
Cultural Icons for Brazil; Cultural Icons for the United States; Zones of
Indifference Chapter 11 Conclusion: An Ecological View; What American Women
can Learn from the Brazilian Experience in their Journey to Independence
Chapter 12 Appendix: Summary of Theories Used in Interviews; Economic
Landscape of Brazil; Participation of Innovative Women in Politics: the
Application of Direct Democracy Chapter 13 Select Bibliography on
Innovative Brazilian and American Women
and Research Design Chapter 4 Innovative Middle Class Women: Their
Significance in the Brazilian Context; Gender, Work, and Family-USA and
Brazil Compared; Two Life Histories: Dolores and Anna Maria; Innovative
American Middle Class Women and their Families Chapter 5 Departure from
Tradition in Brazil: Two Life Histories: Sonia and Lucia; The Feminine and
Feminist Movements; Two Emancipated Brazilian Women: Elizabeth and
Conceição Chapter 6 A Map of Brazilian Culture: A Theory of Innovative and
Emancipated Women; What is Sacred in Brazilian Society; Ambiguity and
Diversity in Brazilian Culture Chapter 7 Transition to Democracy-A
Comparative View: Military Excesses and Abuses to the Awakening of
Democracy in Brazilian Society; Democracy in Terms of Male/Female
Relationships; Democracy-Parents vs. Adolescents, A Comparative View;
Modernity-Democracy Chapter 8 The Role of Women and Religion in Advocating
and Implementing Social Change in Brazil: Ecclesiastic Base Communities and
CEB; The Assembly of God; The Umbanda; Urban Slum Settlements; Reform,
Recife against Prostitution; Glossary Chapter 9 The Search for the Unique
Self in a Postmodern Society in Brazil: The Meaning of a Postmodern Society
and its Impact on Women's Lives; The Lives of Six Innovative Women to
Illustrate a Wide Variety of Styles of Personal Emancipation in a Rapidly
Cha Chapter 10 Epilogue-Part II Cultural Icons of Independent Middle Class
Women in Brazil and the United States: A Comparison: Introduction-Part II;
Cultural Icons for Brazil; Cultural Icons for the United States; Zones of
Indifference Chapter 11 Conclusion: An Ecological View; What American Women
can Learn from the Brazilian Experience in their Journey to Independence
Chapter 12 Appendix: Summary of Theories Used in Interviews; Economic
Landscape of Brazil; Participation of Innovative Women in Politics: the
Application of Direct Democracy Chapter 13 Select Bibliography on
Innovative Brazilian and American Women
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction-Part I
and Research Design Chapter 4 Innovative Middle Class Women: Their
Significance in the Brazilian Context; Gender, Work, and Family-USA and
Brazil Compared; Two Life Histories: Dolores and Anna Maria; Innovative
American Middle Class Women and their Families Chapter 5 Departure from
Tradition in Brazil: Two Life Histories: Sonia and Lucia; The Feminine and
Feminist Movements; Two Emancipated Brazilian Women: Elizabeth and
Conceição Chapter 6 A Map of Brazilian Culture: A Theory of Innovative and
Emancipated Women; What is Sacred in Brazilian Society; Ambiguity and
Diversity in Brazilian Culture Chapter 7 Transition to Democracy-A
Comparative View: Military Excesses and Abuses to the Awakening of
Democracy in Brazilian Society; Democracy in Terms of Male/Female
Relationships; Democracy-Parents vs. Adolescents, A Comparative View;
Modernity-Democracy Chapter 8 The Role of Women and Religion in Advocating
and Implementing Social Change in Brazil: Ecclesiastic Base Communities and
CEB; The Assembly of God; The Umbanda; Urban Slum Settlements; Reform,
Recife against Prostitution; Glossary Chapter 9 The Search for the Unique
Self in a Postmodern Society in Brazil: The Meaning of a Postmodern Society
and its Impact on Women's Lives; The Lives of Six Innovative Women to
Illustrate a Wide Variety of Styles of Personal Emancipation in a Rapidly
Cha Chapter 10 Epilogue-Part II Cultural Icons of Independent Middle Class
Women in Brazil and the United States: A Comparison: Introduction-Part II;
Cultural Icons for Brazil; Cultural Icons for the United States; Zones of
Indifference Chapter 11 Conclusion: An Ecological View; What American Women
can Learn from the Brazilian Experience in their Journey to Independence
Chapter 12 Appendix: Summary of Theories Used in Interviews; Economic
Landscape of Brazil; Participation of Innovative Women in Politics: the
Application of Direct Democracy Chapter 13 Select Bibliography on
Innovative Brazilian and American Women
and Research Design Chapter 4 Innovative Middle Class Women: Their
Significance in the Brazilian Context; Gender, Work, and Family-USA and
Brazil Compared; Two Life Histories: Dolores and Anna Maria; Innovative
American Middle Class Women and their Families Chapter 5 Departure from
Tradition in Brazil: Two Life Histories: Sonia and Lucia; The Feminine and
Feminist Movements; Two Emancipated Brazilian Women: Elizabeth and
Conceição Chapter 6 A Map of Brazilian Culture: A Theory of Innovative and
Emancipated Women; What is Sacred in Brazilian Society; Ambiguity and
Diversity in Brazilian Culture Chapter 7 Transition to Democracy-A
Comparative View: Military Excesses and Abuses to the Awakening of
Democracy in Brazilian Society; Democracy in Terms of Male/Female
Relationships; Democracy-Parents vs. Adolescents, A Comparative View;
Modernity-Democracy Chapter 8 The Role of Women and Religion in Advocating
and Implementing Social Change in Brazil: Ecclesiastic Base Communities and
CEB; The Assembly of God; The Umbanda; Urban Slum Settlements; Reform,
Recife against Prostitution; Glossary Chapter 9 The Search for the Unique
Self in a Postmodern Society in Brazil: The Meaning of a Postmodern Society
and its Impact on Women's Lives; The Lives of Six Innovative Women to
Illustrate a Wide Variety of Styles of Personal Emancipation in a Rapidly
Cha Chapter 10 Epilogue-Part II Cultural Icons of Independent Middle Class
Women in Brazil and the United States: A Comparison: Introduction-Part II;
Cultural Icons for Brazil; Cultural Icons for the United States; Zones of
Indifference Chapter 11 Conclusion: An Ecological View; What American Women
can Learn from the Brazilian Experience in their Journey to Independence
Chapter 12 Appendix: Summary of Theories Used in Interviews; Economic
Landscape of Brazil; Participation of Innovative Women in Politics: the
Application of Direct Democracy Chapter 13 Select Bibliography on
Innovative Brazilian and American Women