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ZA UCT BC1238_A_A7
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Readings on feminism
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A 7.1 Alper, Joseph S, Sex differences in brain asymmetry: a critical analysis
A 7.2 Bennett, Judith M, Review essay: “history that stand still”: women’s work in the European past
A 7.3 Bland, Lucy, Marriage laid bare: middle class women and marital sex 1880s-
1914
A 7.4 Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend, Review essay: dual heroisms and double burdens:
interpreting Afro-American women’s experience and history
A 7.5 Gordon, Linda, Family violence, feminism, and social control
A 7.6 Helmbold, Lois Rita, Beyond the family economic: black and white working
class women during the Great Depression
A 7.7 Hirst, P, The ideological instance: Althurser’s problematic
A 7.8 Howell, Martha C. Review essay: marriage, property, and patriarchy: recent contributions to a literature
A 7.9 Klein, Hilary Manette, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and mother nature
A 7.10 Lamphere, Louise, Bringing the family to work: women’s culture on the shop
floor
A 7.11 Lewis, Jane, Introduction: reconstructing women’s experience of home and
family
A 7.12 Longino, Helen E, Review essay: science, objectivity, and feminist values
A 7.13 Milkman, Ruth, Women’s history and the sears case
A 7.14 Murphy, Peter F, Review essay: toward a feminism masculinity
A 7.15 Oakley, Ann, 1979, Review Essay: Feminism and sociology – some recent perspectives. American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 84, No. 5
A 7.16 Oakley, Ann, The Position of Women
A 7.17 Research Roundup: the nation divided? Social Studies Review, 1988
A 7.18 Rich, B. Ruby, Review essay: feminism and sexuality in the 1980s
A 7.19 Rupp, Leila J, Feminism and the sexual revolution in the early twentieth century: the case of Doris Stevens
A 7.20 Scott, John, Women and class theory
A 7.21 Skeggs, B, Gender reproduction in FE
A 7.22 Stetson, Erlene, Studying slavery: some literary and pedagogical
considerations on the Black Female Slave
A 7.23 Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.1 Ackerman, Carla. 1999. Western Cape Office for status of women
A 7.23.2 The Beijing platform for action
A 7.23.3 Chant, Sylvia. 1991. Gender, migration and urban development in Costa Rica: the case of Guanacaste. Geoforum
A 7.23.4 Cock, Jacklyn. 1987. Trapped workers: constraints and contradictions experienced by black women in contemporary South Africa. Women’s Studies Int.Forum
A 7.23.5 Daymond, M J ed. South African feminisms: writing, theory and
criticism, 1990-1994
A 7.23.6 De la Rey, Cheryl. 1992. Culture, tradition and gender: let’s talk about it. Agenda
A 7.23.7 Frankenburg, Ruth. The social construction of whiteness: white
women, race matters
A 7.23.8 Gaitskell, Deborah. Historiography in the 1970s: a feminist
perspective
A 7.23.9 Ginwala, Frene et al. Gender and economic policy in a democratic South Africa. The societies of Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries: women, colonialism and commonwealth
A 7.23.10 Hassim, Shireen and Walker, Cherryl. 1992. Women’s studies and the women’s movement: Transformation
A 7.23.11 Hassim, Shireen and Metelerkamp, Jo. Restructuring the family?: the relevance of the proposed national family programme to politics of family in Natal region
A 7.23.12 Kadalie, Rhoda. 1992. Role of women’s organisations in
transformation. UWC: Dept. of Anthropology
A 7.23.13 Klein, Renate Duelli. 1983. How to do what we want to do: thoughts about feminist methodology. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.14 Lewis, Desiree. 1992. The politics of feminism in South Africa.
Staffrider
A 7.23.15 Mackintosh, Maureen. Reproduction and patriarchy: a critique of Claude Meillassoux, “Femmes, greniers et capitaux”. Capital and class
A 7.23.16 Maharaj, Zarina. 1994. Subversive intent: a social theory of gender. Transformation
A 7.23.17 Mies, Maria. 1983. Towards a methodology for feminist research. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.18 Mohanty, Chandra Talpade. Under western eyes: feminist
scholarship and colonial discourses. Third World women and the politics of feminism
A 7.23.19 Molyneux, Maxime. 1986. No God, no boss, no husband: anarchist
feminism in nineteenth-century Argentina. Latin American perspectives
A 7.23.20 Moodie, Dunbar and Ndatshe, Vivienne. Town women and country wives: migrant labour, familypolitics and housing preferences at Vaal Reefs Mine. Canada: African Studies Unit
A 7.23.21 Morrell, Robert. Midland farmers and masculinity: boys and
secondary schools in Natal 1880-1930. University of Natal: Department of Education
A 7.23.22 Posel, Deborah. Women’s powers, men’s authority: rethinking
patriarchy
A 7.23.23 Reconstruct: a work in progress/new era supplement, issue no.6, Oct 1992 (articles on women)
A 7.23.24 Robins, Steven. 1995. Gender, ethnicity and radical politics in
South African Jewish identity: reading between and beyond the lines of Pauline Podbrey’s autobiography. UCT: Centre for African Studies
A 7.23.25 Roddick, Jackie. Women, industrialisation and the labour
movement in chief: a beginning
A 7.23.26 Salo, Elaine. 1994. South African feminism: whose struggles,
whose agenda? UWC: Sociology Dept
A 7.23.27 Savane, Marie-Angelique. 1991. Women in development in Africa: challenges for the 1990s
A 7.23.28 Shaeffer, Sheldon. 1992. Collaborating for change: the participation of government, NGOs, and the community in education and development. Paper presented at the South and East African Seminar on Collaboration for Education Change in Non-Formal Education, Kenya Institute of Education, Nairobi.
A 7.23.29 Speak, 1991 (articles on women)
A 7.23.30 Stanley, Liz and Wise, Sue. 1983. ‘Back into the personal’ or: our attempt to construct ‘feminist research’. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.31 Transformation: critical perspectives on Southern Africa. Education Resource and Information Project
A 7.23.32 Wolff, Robert Paul. A critique of the concept of culture. University of Massachusetts
A 7.23.33 Wolverton, Terry. 1983. Unlearning complicity, remembering
resistance: White Women’s Anti-Racism Education. Learning our way
A 7.23.34 Women and AIDS. Bulleting of the International Union Against
Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, 1990
A 7.23.35 Women and politics. SAPEM, 1992
A 7.23.36 Wolpe, Anne-Marie, 1985, Sociology of sex roles: Sociology 132
A 7.23.37 Notes and course outline
A 7.2 Bennett, Judith M, Review essay: “history that stand still”: women’s work in the European past
A 7.3 Bland, Lucy, Marriage laid bare: middle class women and marital sex 1880s-
1914
A 7.4 Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend, Review essay: dual heroisms and double burdens:
interpreting Afro-American women’s experience and history
A 7.5 Gordon, Linda, Family violence, feminism, and social control
A 7.6 Helmbold, Lois Rita, Beyond the family economic: black and white working
class women during the Great Depression
A 7.7 Hirst, P, The ideological instance: Althurser’s problematic
A 7.8 Howell, Martha C. Review essay: marriage, property, and patriarchy: recent contributions to a literature
A 7.9 Klein, Hilary Manette, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and mother nature
A 7.10 Lamphere, Louise, Bringing the family to work: women’s culture on the shop
floor
A 7.11 Lewis, Jane, Introduction: reconstructing women’s experience of home and
family
A 7.12 Longino, Helen E, Review essay: science, objectivity, and feminist values
A 7.13 Milkman, Ruth, Women’s history and the sears case
A 7.14 Murphy, Peter F, Review essay: toward a feminism masculinity
A 7.15 Oakley, Ann, 1979, Review Essay: Feminism and sociology – some recent perspectives. American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 84, No. 5
A 7.16 Oakley, Ann, The Position of Women
A 7.17 Research Roundup: the nation divided? Social Studies Review, 1988
A 7.18 Rich, B. Ruby, Review essay: feminism and sexuality in the 1980s
A 7.19 Rupp, Leila J, Feminism and the sexual revolution in the early twentieth century: the case of Doris Stevens
A 7.20 Scott, John, Women and class theory
A 7.21 Skeggs, B, Gender reproduction in FE
A 7.22 Stetson, Erlene, Studying slavery: some literary and pedagogical
considerations on the Black Female Slave
A 7.23 Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.1 Ackerman, Carla. 1999. Western Cape Office for status of women
A 7.23.2 The Beijing platform for action
A 7.23.3 Chant, Sylvia. 1991. Gender, migration and urban development in Costa Rica: the case of Guanacaste. Geoforum
A 7.23.4 Cock, Jacklyn. 1987. Trapped workers: constraints and contradictions experienced by black women in contemporary South Africa. Women’s Studies Int.Forum
A 7.23.5 Daymond, M J ed. South African feminisms: writing, theory and
criticism, 1990-1994
A 7.23.6 De la Rey, Cheryl. 1992. Culture, tradition and gender: let’s talk about it. Agenda
A 7.23.7 Frankenburg, Ruth. The social construction of whiteness: white
women, race matters
A 7.23.8 Gaitskell, Deborah. Historiography in the 1970s: a feminist
perspective
A 7.23.9 Ginwala, Frene et al. Gender and economic policy in a democratic South Africa. The societies of Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries: women, colonialism and commonwealth
A 7.23.10 Hassim, Shireen and Walker, Cherryl. 1992. Women’s studies and the women’s movement: Transformation
A 7.23.11 Hassim, Shireen and Metelerkamp, Jo. Restructuring the family?: the relevance of the proposed national family programme to politics of family in Natal region
A 7.23.12 Kadalie, Rhoda. 1992. Role of women’s organisations in
transformation. UWC: Dept. of Anthropology
A 7.23.13 Klein, Renate Duelli. 1983. How to do what we want to do: thoughts about feminist methodology. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.14 Lewis, Desiree. 1992. The politics of feminism in South Africa.
Staffrider
A 7.23.15 Mackintosh, Maureen. Reproduction and patriarchy: a critique of Claude Meillassoux, “Femmes, greniers et capitaux”. Capital and class
A 7.23.16 Maharaj, Zarina. 1994. Subversive intent: a social theory of gender. Transformation
A 7.23.17 Mies, Maria. 1983. Towards a methodology for feminist research. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.18 Mohanty, Chandra Talpade. Under western eyes: feminist
scholarship and colonial discourses. Third World women and the politics of feminism
A 7.23.19 Molyneux, Maxime. 1986. No God, no boss, no husband: anarchist
feminism in nineteenth-century Argentina. Latin American perspectives
A 7.23.20 Moodie, Dunbar and Ndatshe, Vivienne. Town women and country wives: migrant labour, familypolitics and housing preferences at Vaal Reefs Mine. Canada: African Studies Unit
A 7.23.21 Morrell, Robert. Midland farmers and masculinity: boys and
secondary schools in Natal 1880-1930. University of Natal: Department of Education
A 7.23.22 Posel, Deborah. Women’s powers, men’s authority: rethinking
patriarchy
A 7.23.23 Reconstruct: a work in progress/new era supplement, issue no.6, Oct 1992 (articles on women)
A 7.23.24 Robins, Steven. 1995. Gender, ethnicity and radical politics in
South African Jewish identity: reading between and beyond the lines of Pauline Podbrey’s autobiography. UCT: Centre for African Studies
A 7.23.25 Roddick, Jackie. Women, industrialisation and the labour
movement in chief: a beginning
A 7.23.26 Salo, Elaine. 1994. South African feminism: whose struggles,
whose agenda? UWC: Sociology Dept
A 7.23.27 Savane, Marie-Angelique. 1991. Women in development in Africa: challenges for the 1990s
A 7.23.28 Shaeffer, Sheldon. 1992. Collaborating for change: the participation of government, NGOs, and the community in education and development. Paper presented at the South and East African Seminar on Collaboration for Education Change in Non-Formal Education, Kenya Institute of Education, Nairobi.
A 7.23.29 Speak, 1991 (articles on women)
A 7.23.30 Stanley, Liz and Wise, Sue. 1983. ‘Back into the personal’ or: our attempt to construct ‘feminist research’. Theories of women’s studies
A 7.23.31 Transformation: critical perspectives on Southern Africa. Education Resource and Information Project
A 7.23.32 Wolff, Robert Paul. A critique of the concept of culture. University of Massachusetts
A 7.23.33 Wolverton, Terry. 1983. Unlearning complicity, remembering
resistance: White Women’s Anti-Racism Education. Learning our way
A 7.23.34 Women and AIDS. Bulleting of the International Union Against
Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, 1990
A 7.23.35 Women and politics. SAPEM, 1992
A 7.23.36 Wolpe, Anne-Marie, 1985, Sociology of sex roles: Sociology 132
A 7.23.37 Notes and course outline