Titlebook: Gender Relations in Public and Private; New Research Perspec Lydia Morris (Professor of Sociology),E. Stina Lyo Book 1996 British Sociologi

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Researching Value-loaded Issues: The Management of Food in Householdsrkforce, between dual-earner and unemployed households. Married women’s employment has long been recognised as lifting a significant proportion of low-income households above the poverty line (Diamond, 1980), whereas at more affluent levels, dual incomes substantially reinforce other advantages (Pahl, 1984; Morris with Ruane, 1989).

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Book 1996ok comprises two sections, one dealing with aspects of employment and finance, the other with domesticity and intimacy. Topics covered include the changing emotional geography of workplace and home, the gendering of aspects of employment and organisation, marital finance and gendered inheritance, th

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Introductiontions carried over from the private, and the way in which the private sphere is shaped by influences generated in the public. Thus, in the spirit of C. Wright Mills (1973) and his concern to link private troubles to public issues, we offer here some documentation of the inter-connections of the public and private spheres.

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A. C. Mercy,S. Nageswaran,J. Trevelvant mean; a physiological state of maleness does not itself produce sexual violence. Rather, there exists a social construction of masculinity, which is dominant in Western culture, and which contains elements enabling sexual and other violence against women, children and men.

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