The Everyday World As Problematic: A Feminist SociologyWinner of the American Sociological Association's Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award (1999) |
Contents
Finding and Writing a Sociology for | 45 |
A Feminist Methodology | 105 |
Research Strategies for a Sociology | 147 |
A Feminist Research Strategy | 151 |
Researching the Everyday World as Problematic | 181 |
Textual Politics | 209 |
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action activities actual individuals Alfred Schutz analysis analyze arise articulated begin chapter child classroom concept consciousness constitute context coordinated course critique described determinate developed discourse Dorothy Dorothy E embedded Ethnomethodology everyday world exclusion existence explicate exploring Feminism feminist ganization gender German Ideology Harold Garfinkel homework inquiry institutional ethnography interview Karl Marx knower knowledge labor lations lives located material means methods of thinking mothers object observed ongoing ontology participate particular perspective political position prac problem procedures produce professional rela relations of ruling relationship relevances role ruling apparatus Sandra Harding Schutz Second Sex setting Simone de Beauvoir single parent situation social forms social organization social relations society sociological texts sociologist sociology for women speak standpoint of women structure subjects talk teacher textual Tillie Olsen tion women's experience women's movement working-class world as problematic write York