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• Includes bibliographical references and index.

Subjects:

• Women — Italy — Florence — History.
• Families — Italy — Florence — History.
• Kinship — Italy — Florence — History.
• Florence (Italy) — History — 1421-1737.
• Florence (Italy) — Social life and customs.

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• The articles in this volume appeared in past issues of Signs, journal of women in culture and society –T.p. verso.
• Includes bibliographical references.
• The social relation of the sexes: methodological implications of women’s history / Joan Kelly-Gadol — The female world of love and ritual: relations between women in nineteenth-century America / Carroll Smith-Rosenberg — Women, saints, and sanctuaries / Fatima Mernissi — Archimedes and the paradox of feminist criticism / Myra Jehlen — What became of God the mother? Conflicting images of God in early Christianity / Elaine H. Pagels — Feminism and science / Evelyn Fox Keller — Animal sociology and a natural economy of the body politic, Part I: a political physiology of dominance / Donnna Haraway — Compulsory heterosexuality and lesbian existence / Adrienne Rich — A response to inequality: black women, racism, and sexism / Diane K. Lewis — Capitalism, patriarchy, and job segregation by sex / Heidi Hartmann — Feminism, Marxism, method, and the state: an agenda for theory / Catharine A. MacKinnon — Father-daughter incest / Judith Herman and Lisa Hirschman — The laugh of the Medusa / Hélène Cixous.

Subjects:

• Women.
• Womens studies.;Feminism.;Femmes.;Études sur les femmes.;Féminisme.;Vrouwenstudies. gtt;Sekseverschillen. gtt;Feminisme. gtt;Aufsatzsammlung. swd;Frau. swd;Womens studies

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Part of the series Series in Political economy and economic development in Latin America
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• Papers presented at a symposium convened in conjunction with the 45th International Congress of Americanists, held in Bogota, Columbia, July 1985.
• Includes bibliographies and index.
• Rural women and the neo-liberal model in Chile / Maria Soledad Lago — Agricultural development, the economic crisis, and rural women in the Dominican Republic / Belkis Mones and Lydia Grant — The social invisibility of women’s work in Brazilian agriculture / Cheywa R. Spindel — Mexican agricultural development policy and its impact on rural women / Lourdes Arizpe and Carlota Botey — Columbia agricultural policies and the debate on policies toward rural women / Magdalena Leon — Women, development, and the state in rural Ecuador / Lynne Phillips — Impact of the Sandinista agrarian reform on rural women’s subordination / Martha Luz Padilla, Clara Murguialday, and Ana Criquillon — Women on the agenda / Jean Stubbs and Mavis Alvarez — The Latin American agrarian reform experience / Carmen Diana Deere — Women’s components in integrated rural development projects / Elsa M. Chaney — Income generation projects for rural women / Cornelia Butler Flora — Rural women and migration in Latin America / Maria de los Angeles Crummett.

Subjects:

• Women in rural development — Latin America — Congresses.
• Rural development projects — Latin America — Congresses.
• Women in agriculture — Latin America — Congresses.
• Agriculture and state — Latin America — Congresses.

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Part of the series Johns Hopkins symposia in comparative history
Notes:

• Originally presented in French as lectures at Johns Hopkins University, Apr. 12, 13, and 15, 1977.
• Includes bibliographical references.

Subjects:

• Marriage — France — History.
• France — Social life and customs.
• France — History — Medieval period, 987-1515.

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• Laslett, P. The comparative history of household and family.–Berkner, L. K. The stem family and the development cycle of the peasant household.–Anderson, M. Family, household, and the industrial revolution.–Greven, P. J., jr. Family structure in seventeenth-century Andover, Mass.–Farber, B. Family and community structure: Salem in 1800.–Sennett, R. Middle-class families and urban violence.–McLaughlin, V. Y. Patterns of work and family organization.–Pleck, E. H. The two-parent household.–Demos, J. Infancy and childhood in the Plymouth colony.–Rapson, R. L. The American child as seen by British travelers, 1845-1935.–Demos, J. and V. Adolescence in historical perspective.–Welter, B. The cult of true womanhood: 1820-1860.–O’Neill, W. L. Divorce in the progressive era.–Jensen, R. Family, career, and reform.–Morgan, E. S. The Puritans and sex.–Shorter, E. Illegitimacy, sexual revolution.–Barker-Benfield, B. The spermatic economy.–Grabill, W. H., Kiser, C. V., and Whelpton, P. K. A long view.–Smith, D. S. The demographic history of Colonial New England.–Selected bibliography (p. 417-421)

Subjects:

• Families — United States — History.

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Part of the series Themes in the social sciences
Notes:

• Translation of: Sociologie de la famille.
• Includes bibliographies and index.

Subjects:

• Families.
• Families — History.
• Kinship.
• Marriage.

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Part of the series Harper torchbooks TB1757;Harper torchbooks 1757.
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• Fifteen essays from the Journal of interdisciplinary history 13 of which constituted a special number of the Journal (II, 2) published in autumn 1971.
• Includes bibliographical references.
• Medieval marriage characteristics : a neglected factor in the history of medieval serfdom / Emily R. Coleman — Historical demography and the reinterpretation of early modern French history : a research review / Pierre Goubert — Age at menarche in Europe since the eighteenth century / Peter Laslett — Illegitimacy, sexual revolution, and social change in modern Europe / Edward Shorter — Demographic change and the life cycle of American families / Robert V. Wells — Adolescence and youth in nineteenth-century America / Joseph F. Kett — Patterns of work and family organization : Buffalo’s Italians / Virginia Yans McLaughlin — Developmental perspectives on the history of childhood / John Demos — Psychological development and historical change / Kenneth Keniston — On writing women’s history / Lois W. Banner — Recent approaches to past childhoods / Etienne van de Walle — Documents in search of a historian : toward a history of childhood and youth in America / David J. Rothman — The morphology of New England society in the colonial period / James A. Henretta — The history of the family as an interdisciplinary field / Tamara K. Hareven –Bibliographic note. Toward a history of childhood and youth / C. John Sommerville.

Subjects:

• Families — History.
• Child Rearing — history.
• Family — history.
• Families. fast (OCoLC)fst01728849
• History. fast (OCoLC)fst01411628

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• Stanford economist Paul Oyer offers an informative view of modern microeconomics based on his experiences with online dating.

Subjects:

• Online dating — Economic aspects.
• Economics — Sociological aspects.
• Economics — Psychological aspects.

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• Includes bibliographical references (pages [641]-767) and index.
• A chronicle of the modern struggle for gay, lesbian and transgender rights draws on interviews with politicians, military figures, legal activists and members of the LGBT community to document the cause’s struggles since the 1950s.
• Scapegoats. Lawbreakers and loonies America hunts for witches No army of lovers : toward a homosexual-free military America protects its youngsters — The homophiles. Mattachine The daughters Jousts with the four horsemen — Revolts before the revolution. Slivers of space and justice Throwing down the gauntlet The homosexual American citizen takes the government to court — Earthquake : the Stonewall years. The riots Say it proud, and loud : new gay politics Less talk and more action : the Gay Activists Alliance A parallel revolution : lesbian feminists — A place at the table. Dressing for dinner How gays and lesbians stopped being crazies The culture war in earnest — How Anita Bryant advanced gay and lesbian civil rights. Enter, Anita How to lose a battle Grappling with defeat Learning how to win — Ashes and phoenixes. Of martyrs and marches The plague Family values — Demanding to serve. New gays and lesbians versus the old military Don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t serve Get ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ done! — LGBT American citizens. How lesbians and gays stopped being sex criminals The first law in American history that begins the job of protecting LGBT people A forty-year war : the struggle for workplace protection — What justification could there possibly be for denying homosexuals the benefits of marriage? . The status that everyone understands as the ultimate expression of love and commitment Getting it right, and wrong, in the West The evolution of a president and the country.

Subjects:

• Gay rights — United States — History.
• Gay liberation movement — United States — History.
• Gays — United States — History.

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Part of the series Gender and race in American history, 2152-6400 v. 6;Gender and race in American history v. 6.
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• Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-205) and index.
• The origins of the sex education movement — Parental prerogative and school-based sex education — Sex education for whites only? — Venereal disease and sex education for African Americans — Sex education in the American expeditionary force — Policing sexuality on the home front — Sex education in the 1920s.

Subjects:

• Sex instruction — United States — History.
• Public health — United States — History.
• United States — Social conditions — 1918-1932.
• Sex Education — history.
• Racism — history.
• Sexuality — history.
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases — prevention & control.
• History, 19th Century.
• History, 20th Century.
• United States.
• United States. fast (OCoLC)fst01204155
• 1918 – 1932 fast
• History. fast (OCoLC)fst01411628

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