Reference code
ZA UCT BC1238_A_A15
Title
Papers on women
Date(s)
Level of description
Subseries
Extent and medium
Name of creator
Archival history
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Scope and content
A 15.1 Arnfred, Signe, 1989, Notes on gender and modernization (Examples from Mozambique) Paper presented for ROAPE Conference. Warwick, Sept 1989
A 15.2 Barrett, Michele and Phillips, Anne, Destabilizing theory: contemporary feminist debates. A 15.38Introduction and chapter 10 (photocopy)
A 15.3 Brenner, Johanna, 1986, Class structure and gender inequality in capitalist
and state socialist societies. Paper presented to British, etc, University of Leeds
A 15.4 Bland, Lucy et al, Women ‘inside and outside’ the relations of production
(photocopy)
A 15.5 Chant, Sylvia, 1985, Family formation and female roles in Queretaro, Mexico,
Bulletin of Latin American Research, Vol. 4, No. 1
A 15.6 Chant, Sylvia and Ward, Peter, 1987, Family structure and low-income
housing policy, Third World Planning Review, 9(1) 1987 (photocopy)
A 15.7 Chant, Sylvia, 1991, Gender, households and seasonal migration in
Guanacaste, Costa Rica, European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 50, June 1991, pp. 51-85
A 15.8 Davidoff, Leonore and Hall, Catherine, 1983, The architecture of public and
private life: English Middle - Class Society in a Provincial Town 1780-1850, from Fraser and Sutcliffe: Pursuit of urban history
A 15.9 Deshingkar, Priya, Integrating gender concerns into Natural Resource
Management Policies in South Africa
A 15.10 Duncan, Carol. 1982. Happy mothers and other new ideas in Eighteenth-
Century French art. Feminism and art history
A 15.11 Gore, Jennifer, 1992, What we can do for you! What can “we” do for “you”?:
struggling over empowerment in critical and feminist pedagogy, Feminism and critical pedagogy (photocopy)
A 15.12 Griffiths, Dorothy and Saraga, Esther, 1979, Sex differences in cognitive
abilities – a sterile field of enquiry? Sex Role Stereotyping, (photocopy)
A 15.13 Harris, C C. The family and industrial society. (photocopies)
A 15.14 Ideology and the cultural production of gender
A 15.15 Interrante, Joseph and Lasser, Carol, 1979, Victims of the very songs they
sing: a critique of recent work on patriarchal culture and the social construction of gender, Radical history review, 20 (photocopy)
A 15.16 Kraak, Andre, 1991, Beyond the market: comprehensive institutional
restructuring of South African labour markets, education, training and work
A 15.17 Lim, Linda Y. C. Capitalism, imperialism, and patriarchy: the dilemma of
Third-World Women Workers in Multinational Factories, from Nash and Fernandez-Kelly. Women, men and the international division of labour
A 15.18 Maina-Ahlberg, Beth. 1998. Issue paper on female genital mutilation.
Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency
A 15.19 McIntosh, Mary, 1979, The welfare state and the needs of the development family, from Duncan, S. ed. Fit work for women (photocopy)
A 15.20 McRobbie, Angela, Working class girls and the culture of femininity
(photocopy)
A 15.21 Men’s work, women’s work (photocopy)
A 15.22 Milkman, Ruth, 1976, Women’s work and economic crisis: some lessons of
the Great Depression, The Review of Radical Political Economics, “Women and the economy”, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1976 (photocopy)
A 15.23 Molyneux, Maxine, 1985, Legal reform and socialist revolution in democratic
Yemen: women and the family, International Journal of the Sociology of Law Vol. 13 (off print)
A 15.24 O’ Day, Rosemary. 1981. The changing experience of women. Phase IIa,
Household History
A 15.25 Pepper, Suzanne, Education and political development in communist
China (photocopy)
A 15.26 Rapp, Rayna, 1982, Family and class in contemporary America: notes
toward an understanding of ideology, from horne, B. Rethinking the family,
A 15.27 Roberts, Bryan R. 1989, Urbanisation, migration, and development,
Sociological Forum, Vol. 4, No. 4, 1989 (photocopy)
A 15.28 Rose, Gillian, 1993, Feminism and geography: the limits of geographical
knowledge. Photocopy of bibliography
A 15.29 Rosenfelt, Deborah and Stacey, Judith, 1987, Review essay: second
thoughts on the second wave, Feminist Review, No. 29 (photocopy)
A 15.30 Scott, Alison MacEwen, 1984, Industrialisation, gender segregation and
stratification theory. Paper presented to ESRC gender and stratification conference, University of East Anglia, July 1984
A 15.31 Scott, Alison MacEwen, 1985, Urban women in LDCs: examining the
‘female marginalization’ thesis, draft prepared for publication
A 15.32 Scichter, S. B. and Parpart, J. L. (eds) patriarchy and class: African women
in the home and the workforce (photocopy)
A 15.33 Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll, 1972, The hysterical woman: sex roles and role
conflict in 19th century America, Social Research, Vol. 39, No. 4 (photocopy)
A 15.34 Speak, 1991, No. 33, 1991
A 15.35 Stacey, Judith, 1985, Course reading for Women Studies 50
A 15.36 Wangoola, Paul and Youngman, Frank, 1992, International workshop on
“The political economy of adult education in the 1990s and beyond: theoretical and practical challenges”. A report by African Association for Literary and Adult Education (AALAE), 20-24 July 1992
A 15.37 Wilson, Fiona, 1984, Gender and class in an Andean Town. Centre for
Development Research, Copenhegen, Denmark
A 15.38 Women against women – nationality, ethnicity, race. From Ramazoglu, C.
1989. Feminism and the contradictions of oppression
A 15.39 Women in South African History, No. 2, May 1983
A 15.40 Course notes and lecture material
A 15.2 Barrett, Michele and Phillips, Anne, Destabilizing theory: contemporary feminist debates. A 15.38Introduction and chapter 10 (photocopy)
A 15.3 Brenner, Johanna, 1986, Class structure and gender inequality in capitalist
and state socialist societies. Paper presented to British, etc, University of Leeds
A 15.4 Bland, Lucy et al, Women ‘inside and outside’ the relations of production
(photocopy)
A 15.5 Chant, Sylvia, 1985, Family formation and female roles in Queretaro, Mexico,
Bulletin of Latin American Research, Vol. 4, No. 1
A 15.6 Chant, Sylvia and Ward, Peter, 1987, Family structure and low-income
housing policy, Third World Planning Review, 9(1) 1987 (photocopy)
A 15.7 Chant, Sylvia, 1991, Gender, households and seasonal migration in
Guanacaste, Costa Rica, European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies 50, June 1991, pp. 51-85
A 15.8 Davidoff, Leonore and Hall, Catherine, 1983, The architecture of public and
private life: English Middle - Class Society in a Provincial Town 1780-1850, from Fraser and Sutcliffe: Pursuit of urban history
A 15.9 Deshingkar, Priya, Integrating gender concerns into Natural Resource
Management Policies in South Africa
A 15.10 Duncan, Carol. 1982. Happy mothers and other new ideas in Eighteenth-
Century French art. Feminism and art history
A 15.11 Gore, Jennifer, 1992, What we can do for you! What can “we” do for “you”?:
struggling over empowerment in critical and feminist pedagogy, Feminism and critical pedagogy (photocopy)
A 15.12 Griffiths, Dorothy and Saraga, Esther, 1979, Sex differences in cognitive
abilities – a sterile field of enquiry? Sex Role Stereotyping, (photocopy)
A 15.13 Harris, C C. The family and industrial society. (photocopies)
A 15.14 Ideology and the cultural production of gender
A 15.15 Interrante, Joseph and Lasser, Carol, 1979, Victims of the very songs they
sing: a critique of recent work on patriarchal culture and the social construction of gender, Radical history review, 20 (photocopy)
A 15.16 Kraak, Andre, 1991, Beyond the market: comprehensive institutional
restructuring of South African labour markets, education, training and work
A 15.17 Lim, Linda Y. C. Capitalism, imperialism, and patriarchy: the dilemma of
Third-World Women Workers in Multinational Factories, from Nash and Fernandez-Kelly. Women, men and the international division of labour
A 15.18 Maina-Ahlberg, Beth. 1998. Issue paper on female genital mutilation.
Swedish International Development Co-operation Agency
A 15.19 McIntosh, Mary, 1979, The welfare state and the needs of the development family, from Duncan, S. ed. Fit work for women (photocopy)
A 15.20 McRobbie, Angela, Working class girls and the culture of femininity
(photocopy)
A 15.21 Men’s work, women’s work (photocopy)
A 15.22 Milkman, Ruth, 1976, Women’s work and economic crisis: some lessons of
the Great Depression, The Review of Radical Political Economics, “Women and the economy”, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1976 (photocopy)
A 15.23 Molyneux, Maxine, 1985, Legal reform and socialist revolution in democratic
Yemen: women and the family, International Journal of the Sociology of Law Vol. 13 (off print)
A 15.24 O’ Day, Rosemary. 1981. The changing experience of women. Phase IIa,
Household History
A 15.25 Pepper, Suzanne, Education and political development in communist
China (photocopy)
A 15.26 Rapp, Rayna, 1982, Family and class in contemporary America: notes
toward an understanding of ideology, from horne, B. Rethinking the family,
A 15.27 Roberts, Bryan R. 1989, Urbanisation, migration, and development,
Sociological Forum, Vol. 4, No. 4, 1989 (photocopy)
A 15.28 Rose, Gillian, 1993, Feminism and geography: the limits of geographical
knowledge. Photocopy of bibliography
A 15.29 Rosenfelt, Deborah and Stacey, Judith, 1987, Review essay: second
thoughts on the second wave, Feminist Review, No. 29 (photocopy)
A 15.30 Scott, Alison MacEwen, 1984, Industrialisation, gender segregation and
stratification theory. Paper presented to ESRC gender and stratification conference, University of East Anglia, July 1984
A 15.31 Scott, Alison MacEwen, 1985, Urban women in LDCs: examining the
‘female marginalization’ thesis, draft prepared for publication
A 15.32 Scichter, S. B. and Parpart, J. L. (eds) patriarchy and class: African women
in the home and the workforce (photocopy)
A 15.33 Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll, 1972, The hysterical woman: sex roles and role
conflict in 19th century America, Social Research, Vol. 39, No. 4 (photocopy)
A 15.34 Speak, 1991, No. 33, 1991
A 15.35 Stacey, Judith, 1985, Course reading for Women Studies 50
A 15.36 Wangoola, Paul and Youngman, Frank, 1992, International workshop on
“The political economy of adult education in the 1990s and beyond: theoretical and practical challenges”. A report by African Association for Literary and Adult Education (AALAE), 20-24 July 1992
A 15.37 Wilson, Fiona, 1984, Gender and class in an Andean Town. Centre for
Development Research, Copenhegen, Denmark
A 15.38 Women against women – nationality, ethnicity, race. From Ramazoglu, C.
1989. Feminism and the contradictions of oppression
A 15.39 Women in South African History, No. 2, May 1983
A 15.40 Course notes and lecture material