Research in science and technology studies : gender and work
著者
書誌事項
Research in science and technology studies : gender and work
（Knowledge and Society, v. 12）
JAI Press, c2000
大学図書館所蔵 全20件
注記
Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The theme of this volume is gender and work in public and/or domestic domains including gender differences in the ideology and construction of domestic and/or public life. Approaches of the contributing authors are interdisciplinary as well as historical, anthropological, philosophical, literary, and sociological.
目次
List of contributors. Gender and work: domestic and public spheres (D.G. Johnson, S. Gorenstein). The princess and the pea: touch and the private/public domains of women's knowledge (E.J. Esrock). Gender, workplace, and society: institutional interventions in textile production in Lagash and Lowell (R.P. Wright). Work for women: recuperating Charlotte Perkins Gilman's reform fiction (C. Colatrella). A "Distinct Contribution": gender, art, and scientific illustration in antebellum America (J.D. Marche II, T.A. Marche). Educating women for the feminine apparel industry: fashion design, dressmaking and domesticity, New York 1894-1950 (M. Donahue). Running somewhere between men and women: gender in the construction of the telegraph messenger boy (G. Downey). The emblematic kitchen: labor-saving technology as national propaganda: the USA 1939-1959 (C. Henthorn). Engendering technology: culture, gender, and work (J.L. Croissant). Skill as a complex gendered concept: a quantitative study of women, information work, and technology (J. Clarke). Quilting space: alternative models for architectural and construction practice (F. Bronet). Producing public and private on an engineering campus (K.L. Tonso). Women engineers and the transformation of the engineering profession in Sweden today (B. Berner). Therapeutic touch and postmodernism in nursing (S. Glazer).
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