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Gender, Culture, and Power Reader, Paperback by Hodgson, Dorothy L., Brand Ne...

Why does gender "matter"?. How are dominant ideas and practices of gender perceived, produced, experienced, and contested in different societies?. How does ethnographic research provide access to these stories, perspectives, and experiences?.

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Book Title	Gender, Culture, and Power Reader
ISBN	9780190201777
Subject Area	Social Science
Publication Name	Gender, Culture, and Power Reader
Publisher	Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length	9.1 in
Subject	Gender Studies, Women's Studies, Sociology / Social Theory
Publication Year	2015
Type	Textbook
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Item Height	0.8 in
Author	Dorothy L. Hodgson
Item Weight	24.7 Oz
Item Width	7.4 in
Number of Pages	496 Pages

Gender, Culture, and Power Reader, Paperback by Hodgson, Dorothy L., ISBN 0190201770, ISBN-13 9780190201777, Brand New, Free shipping in the USThe Gender, Culture, and Power Reader explores different approaches to the study and conceptualization of gender, the value and limitations of gender as an analytic category, and the theoretical insights about gender produced by ethnographic research into the everyday lives, labors, loves, and livelihoods of people throughout the world. Why does gender "matter"? How are dominant ideas and practices of gender perceived, produced, experienced, and contested in different societies? How does ethnographic research provide access to these stories, perspectives, and experiences? What is the relationship between evidence and theory? The Gender, Culture, and Power Reader addresses these questions and more. Expertly edited by Dorothy L. Hodgson, this diverse reader includes both classical debates and relevant contemporary topics like gender-based violence and human rights.