Doing Gender, Doing Difference: Inequality, Power, and Institutional Change

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Pub. Date: 2002-05-31
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Summary

For the past decade, the work of Sarah Fenstermaker and Candace West has revolutionized our understanding of gender and the notion of difference. Now for the first time these repeatedly anthologized works have been collected along with new essays to provide a complete understanding of this topic of tremendous importance to scholars in sociology, women's studies and other social sciences. With a foreword by distinguished scholar, Dorothy Smith, and with pieces by Barrie Thorne, Howard Winant, and Patricia Hill Collins among others, this collection will serve as the definitive guide for gender and difference scholars.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments vii
Foreword ix
Dorothy E. Smith
Introduction xiii
Sarah Fenstermaker
Candace West
SECTION I THEORETICAL FORMULATION, CRITICISM, AND RESPONSE
Doing Gender
3(22)
Candace West
Don H. Zimmerman
Gender Inequality: New Conceptual Terrain
25(16)
Sarah Fenstermaker
Candace West
Don H. Zimmerman
Power, Inequality, and the Accomplishment of Gender An Ethnomethodological View
41(14)
Candace West
Sarah Fenstermaker
Doing Difference
55(26)
Candace West
Sarah Fenstermaker
Symposium on West and Fenstermaker's ``Doing Difference''
81(24)
Patricia Hill Collins
Lionel A. Maldonado
Dana Y. Takagi
Barrie Thorne
Lynn Weber
Howard Winant
Reply-(Re)Doing Difference
95(10)
Candace West
Sarah Fenstermaker
SECTION II EMPIRICAL APPLICATIONS
Work and Gender from the Gender Factory)
105(14)
Sarah Fenstermaker
Accounting for Cosmetic Surgery: The Accomplishment of Gender
119(22)
Diana Dull
Candace West
Accountability and Affirmative Action: The Accomplishment of Gender, Race, and Class in a University of California Board of Regents Meeting
141(28)
Candace West
Sarah Fenstermaker
``Doing Gender'' Differently: Institutional Change in Second-Parent Adoptions
169(20)
Susan Dalton
Sarah Fenstermaker
SECTION III THEORETICAL ELABORATIONS
Performance and Accomplishment: Reconciling Feminist Conceptions of Gender
189(16)
Molly Moloney
Sarah Fenstermaker
``Doing Difference'' Revisited: Problems, Prospects, and the Dialogue in Feminist Theory
205(12)
Sarah Fenstermaker
Candace West
Conclusion Central Problematic: An Agenda for Feminist Sociology 217(4)
Sarah Fenstermaker
Candace West
References 221(13)
Permissions 234(1)
Index 235

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