The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the ConversationThis lively and concise supplemental text uses analyses of everyday conversations and experiences to inspire students to think sociologically about society and about themselves as social actors. |
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... woman's responsibility . It is just a different woman who ends up doing the work . The couple simply uses some of its income to put the burden of inequality on the back of a poorer woman . The result may be a little more equality in ...
... woman's responsibility . It is just a different woman who ends up doing the work . The couple simply uses some of its income to put the burden of inequality on the back of a poorer woman . The result may be a little more equality in ...
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... woman . It may also be a way to end nagging by parents : " So , when are you going to have children ? " If she quits her job to have babies , several consequences are likely to follow . One is that her boss , who is likely to be a man ...
... woman . It may also be a way to end nagging by parents : " So , when are you going to have children ? " If she quits her job to have babies , several consequences are likely to follow . One is that her boss , who is likely to be a man ...
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... woman's choice to stay home , raise kids , and nurture a husband is the perpetuation of gender inequality at work . To say it another way , one consequence is to limit women's chances of getting ahead . You might think , " If a woman ...
... woman's choice to stay home , raise kids , and nurture a husband is the perpetuation of gender inequality at work . To say it another way , one consequence is to limit women's chances of getting ahead . You might think , " If a woman ...
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