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Feminism Perspectives Stereotypesmisperceptions And Social Implications Pearce Stroud

SKU: BELL-50304940

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Publisher: Nova Science Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.98 MB

Author: Pearce Stroud

ISBN: 9781633215832, 9781633216006, 1633215830, 1633216004

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Feminism Perspectives Stereotypesmisperceptions And Social Implications Pearce Stroud by Pearce Stroud 9781633215832, 9781633216006, 1633215830, 1633216004 instant download after payment.

In this book the authors present current research in the study of feminism. Topics discussed in this compilation include the feminist focus on women and substance abuse treatment; the question of whether or not purely female societies can truly exist; women in elite positions within medicine; black women and their situation of discrimination and vulnerability in Brazil; the impact of migration on the reconfiguration of family dynamics; feminism and difference; theorizing African feminism; gender stereotypes and the effect on women's persistence in STEM fields; and an antidote for global feminist gaps as encoded in Sindiwe Magona's black south African autobiographies.