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ZA UCT BC1238_A_A14
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Readings on race, class and gender
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A 14.1 A call to action: a bulletin reporting on the worldwide campaign to get women’s rights onto the world’s human rights agenda, Mar 1993
A 14.2 Alexander, S and Taylor, B, 1980, In defence of ‘patriarchy’. New Statesman,
Vol. 99, 01.02.1980
A 14.3 Broken agenda, New Statesman, 25 July 1986
A 14.4 Browde, Jules. 1993. Gender discrimination in a patrilineal society: the marriage of Unity Dow
A 14.5 Davidoff, Leonore, 1979, Class and gender in Victorian England: the diaries of Arthur J. Munby and Hannah Cullwick, Feminist Studies, Vol. 5, No. 1 (photocopy)
A 14.6 Dennis, Peggy, A response to Ellen Kay Timberger’s essay. “Women in the old and new left”. Feminist studies, 5:3: 1975
A 14.7 English, Deirdre, The fear that feminism will free men first,Powers of desire
(photocopy)
A 14.8 Free and equal? Women’s rights as human rights, The British Council, 2000
A 14.9 Ginwala, Frene et al, Gender and economic policy in a democratic South Africa
A 14.10 Goode, William J, 1982, Why men resist, Thorne, B. Rethinking the family:
some feminist questions. New York: Longman, pp. 131-150 (photocopy)
A 14.11 Gwagwa, Nolulamo N, 1989, The family and women’s emancipation in
South Africa
A 14.12 Hunt, Nancy Rose, Domestic and colonialism in Belgian Africa: Usumbura’s
Foyer social, 1946-1960
A 14.13 Kamal, Sultana, Emergence of democracy and gender relations –
Bangladesh experience (photocopy)
A 14.14 Keller, Evelyn Fox, 1983, Feminism as an analytic tool for the study of
science. Academe, Sept-Oct (photocopy)
A 14.15 Kerven, Carol, 1984, academics, practitioners and all kinds of women in
development: a reply to Peters, Journal of Southern Africa Studies, Vol. 10,
No. 2 (photocopy)
A 14.16 Lavin, Deborah, Margery Perham’s initiation into African Affairs. Seminar
paper at Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London, n.d.
A 14.17 Levy, Leonard W, The establishment clause: religion and the first
amendment. Chapter 4. New York: MacMillan Publishing Company (photocopy)
A 14.18 Longwe, Sarah H. Women and Human Rights: legalised discrimination
against women in Zambia
A 14.19 Lowe, Marian, Social Bodies: the interaction of culture and women’s biology,
Habbard et al. Biological woman: the convenient myth (photocopy)
A 14.20 Maboreke, Mary, 1991, Women and law in post-independence Zimbabwe:
experiences and lessons (Extract from Bazilli, S. ed. Putting women on the agenda) (photocopy)
A 14.21 O’Callaghan, Marion, Race, class and gender
A 14.22 Peters, Pauline, 1984, Women in Botswana, Journal of Southern Africa
Studies, Vol. 11, No. 1 (photocopy)
A 14.23 Phillips, Anne, 1985, The left class warfare, New Socialist (photocopy)
A 14.24 Ross, Kathryn, 1993, Women, rape and violence in South Africa.
Occasional Paper, University of Western Cape: Community Law Centre
A 14.25 Simons, Jack, South Africa’s family and marriage law reformed: towards
one system for all South Africans (photocopy of TS)
A 14.26 Stacey, Judith and Thorne, Barrie, 1984, The missing feminist revolution in
sociology
A 14.27 Trimberger, Ellen Kay, 1979, Women in the old and new left: the evolution
of a politics of personal life, Feminist Studies, Vol. 5,No. 3
A 14.28 Washington, Mary Helen, How racial differences helped us discover our
sameness (photocopy)
A 14.29 Willis, Ellen, Radical feminism and feminist radicalism (photocopy)
A 14.30 Winship, Janice, 1978, A woman’s world: ‘woman’ ideology of femininity,
Women’s Studies Group, pp. 133-154 (photocopy)
A 14.31 World Conference on Human Rights. Newsletter No. 1, April 1993
A 14.32 Writings on gender
A 14.2 Alexander, S and Taylor, B, 1980, In defence of ‘patriarchy’. New Statesman,
Vol. 99, 01.02.1980
A 14.3 Broken agenda, New Statesman, 25 July 1986
A 14.4 Browde, Jules. 1993. Gender discrimination in a patrilineal society: the marriage of Unity Dow
A 14.5 Davidoff, Leonore, 1979, Class and gender in Victorian England: the diaries of Arthur J. Munby and Hannah Cullwick, Feminist Studies, Vol. 5, No. 1 (photocopy)
A 14.6 Dennis, Peggy, A response to Ellen Kay Timberger’s essay. “Women in the old and new left”. Feminist studies, 5:3: 1975
A 14.7 English, Deirdre, The fear that feminism will free men first,Powers of desire
(photocopy)
A 14.8 Free and equal? Women’s rights as human rights, The British Council, 2000
A 14.9 Ginwala, Frene et al, Gender and economic policy in a democratic South Africa
A 14.10 Goode, William J, 1982, Why men resist, Thorne, B. Rethinking the family:
some feminist questions. New York: Longman, pp. 131-150 (photocopy)
A 14.11 Gwagwa, Nolulamo N, 1989, The family and women’s emancipation in
South Africa
A 14.12 Hunt, Nancy Rose, Domestic and colonialism in Belgian Africa: Usumbura’s
Foyer social, 1946-1960
A 14.13 Kamal, Sultana, Emergence of democracy and gender relations –
Bangladesh experience (photocopy)
A 14.14 Keller, Evelyn Fox, 1983, Feminism as an analytic tool for the study of
science. Academe, Sept-Oct (photocopy)
A 14.15 Kerven, Carol, 1984, academics, practitioners and all kinds of women in
development: a reply to Peters, Journal of Southern Africa Studies, Vol. 10,
No. 2 (photocopy)
A 14.16 Lavin, Deborah, Margery Perham’s initiation into African Affairs. Seminar
paper at Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London, n.d.
A 14.17 Levy, Leonard W, The establishment clause: religion and the first
amendment. Chapter 4. New York: MacMillan Publishing Company (photocopy)
A 14.18 Longwe, Sarah H. Women and Human Rights: legalised discrimination
against women in Zambia
A 14.19 Lowe, Marian, Social Bodies: the interaction of culture and women’s biology,
Habbard et al. Biological woman: the convenient myth (photocopy)
A 14.20 Maboreke, Mary, 1991, Women and law in post-independence Zimbabwe:
experiences and lessons (Extract from Bazilli, S. ed. Putting women on the agenda) (photocopy)
A 14.21 O’Callaghan, Marion, Race, class and gender
A 14.22 Peters, Pauline, 1984, Women in Botswana, Journal of Southern Africa
Studies, Vol. 11, No. 1 (photocopy)
A 14.23 Phillips, Anne, 1985, The left class warfare, New Socialist (photocopy)
A 14.24 Ross, Kathryn, 1993, Women, rape and violence in South Africa.
Occasional Paper, University of Western Cape: Community Law Centre
A 14.25 Simons, Jack, South Africa’s family and marriage law reformed: towards
one system for all South Africans (photocopy of TS)
A 14.26 Stacey, Judith and Thorne, Barrie, 1984, The missing feminist revolution in
sociology
A 14.27 Trimberger, Ellen Kay, 1979, Women in the old and new left: the evolution
of a politics of personal life, Feminist Studies, Vol. 5,No. 3
A 14.28 Washington, Mary Helen, How racial differences helped us discover our
sameness (photocopy)
A 14.29 Willis, Ellen, Radical feminism and feminist radicalism (photocopy)
A 14.30 Winship, Janice, 1978, A woman’s world: ‘woman’ ideology of femininity,
Women’s Studies Group, pp. 133-154 (photocopy)
A 14.31 World Conference on Human Rights. Newsletter No. 1, April 1993
A 14.32 Writings on gender