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Abramson, N.; Cacciamani, E. R.

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Sociology Of Women and Women's Status In Sociology1

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“…Males controlled not only the rules governing sociological research but also career patterns in sociology (Abramson, 1975;Harris, 1974;Hochschild, 1974). Institutionalized career patterns in academia worked to the advantage of men and the disadvantage of women.…”

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The Feminist Critique and A Decade of Published Research in Sociology Journals

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Grant²

1985

The Sociological Quarterly

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In the mid to early 1970s feminist writers raised four major criticisms about sociological research on women and expressed concern about the related issue of the discipline's treatment of women sociologists. Critics charged that sociological research underrepresented women as subjects, concentrated on research topics more central to men's than to women's lives, used concepts, paradigms, methods, and theories better portraying men's than women's lives, and used men and male experience as norms against which all social experience was assessed. Examination of published research in ten major sociology journals the 1974-83 period suggests that some concerns articulated in the critiques are reflected in subsequent published work, but others have had little or only limited impact. Findings suggest an association between women's participation as editors, board members, and authors in journals and the quantity and character of published gender articles.

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Section: Sociology Of Women and Women's Status In Sociologymentioning

confidence: 99%