Sociocultural Factors Mitigating Role Conflict of Buenos Aires Professional Women

Kinzer, Nora Scott

doi:10.1515/9783110818567.181

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“…At the ninth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences (ICAES), Ruby Rohrlich Leavitt chaired a session on "Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the Women's Movement and Women's Status" (Chicago, August-September). She has edited a collection of papers (item 127) presented at that session; it incorporates sections on Latin America and the Caribbean (items 27,38,66,115,135,166,184,213,216,220,224).…”

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“…Once married, women who work face the special problem of role conflict or the clash between "traditional" and "modern" values (items 3,49,50,115,118,149,271,275). However, if a woman effectively contributes to the economic maintenance of the family, there is also the possibility of more equal relations with one's spouse (item 6) and greater autonomy in decision-making (item 251).…”

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Women in Latin America: The State of Research, 1975

Knaster

1976

Lat. American Res. Rev.

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Several years ago a single voice, representing the frustration of many of us trying to carry out research on women in Latin America, decried the “lack of core bibliography, methodological apparati, or thematic models” (item 182:125) as major problems besetting the study of women in Latin America. As of 1975, these research hurdles had not been completely overcome, but certainly steps have been and continue to be taken.An annotated bibliography on women in Spanish America will soon be published and other bibliographic guides of a more limited scope have been or are in the process of being compiled. Both in North America and Latin America, conferences, seminars, and workshops have been held to discuss methodological problems as well as recent research efforts. Associations, committees, coalitions, and centers have organized to promote the cause, lend support, gather and distribute information, and generally represent a growing concern with women's issues.

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