1995
DOI: 10.2307/1319342
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The Presentation of Minorities in Marriage and Family Textbooks

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“…Following the precedent of previous textbook reviews performed by Shaw-Taylor and Benokraitis, 1995; Stolley and Hall, 1996; Stone, 1996, we first created a coding sheet of key vocabulary we expected to see cited in the indices of the 12 texts based on our combined teaching and research experience in the field. As professional academics we worked in sociology, natural resources and interdisciplinary sustainability departments exposing us to a variety of terminology and cross-discipline communication.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following the precedent of previous textbook reviews performed by Shaw-Taylor and Benokraitis, 1995; Stolley and Hall, 1996; Stone, 1996, we first created a coding sheet of key vocabulary we expected to see cited in the indices of the 12 texts based on our combined teaching and research experience in the field. As professional academics we worked in sociology, natural resources and interdisciplinary sustainability departments exposing us to a variety of terminology and cross-discipline communication.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, during a 13 year stretch, 42 articles were published in Teaching Sociology, employing the textbook as the unit of analysis. Many of these articles focus on textbooks within various specialty areas, including medical (Barnartt 1990(Barnartt , 1995, law (Berger 1989;Trevino 1998), marriage and the family (Greenwood andCassidy 1986, 1990;Mann et al 1997;Shaw Taylor and Benokraitis 1995;Stolley and Hill 1996;Zinn and Eitzen 1988), social theory (Lewis and Alshtawi 1992), human sexuality (Goettsch 1987;Hogben et al 1999), education (Mulkey 1990), race and ethnic relations (Niemonen 1993), research methods (Judkins 1994;Schutt 1987), statistics (Schacht 1990), social psychology (Schellenberg et al 1991), criminology (Wright 1987(Wright , 1990(Wright , 1994(Wright , 1995a(Wright , 1995bWright and Ducaji 1992), and social problems (Dolch 1990). Fifteen of these 42 articles are based on analyses of introductory sociology textbooks.…”
Section: The Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Textbooks have been used to study a wide range of substantive topics. For instance, they have been utilized as historical artifacts that tell us about early sociological concerns [Baker 1988;Brown 1976 [Ferree andHall 1990, 1996;Hall 1988Hall , 2000, racialized groups [Marquez 1994;Najafizadeh and Mennerick 1992;Niemonen 1993;Shaw-Taylor and Benokraitis 1995;Stone 1996], and various disadvantaged groups [Stolley and Hill 1996;Taub and Fanflik 2000]. Yet others have studied their function and formation [Baker 1988;Eitzen 1988;Fullerton 1988;Keith and Ender 2004;Judkins and Hand 1994;Macionis 1988;Manza, Sauder, and Wright 2010;Platt 2008;Stray 1994].…”
Section: Data Methods and Analytical Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%