2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.cpa.2012.04.006
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Visualizing the negative space: Making feminine accounting practices visible by reference to Japanese women's household accounting practices

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“…In spite of the enlightened recommendations about woman's more active role in household governance and accounting (Amar y Borbón, 1790), these calculations about expenses originated in the male sphere although with the collaboration of women in lower level tasks and, thus, evidence a gender division of competencies (Ciancanelli, 1990;Kirkham and Loft, 1993). Other studies have found similar calculations of average individual or family expenses, carried out in some cases by women (for example, Komori and Humphrey, 2000;Komori, 2012) and in others by men (Carnegie and Walker, 2007b). ML junior also provided to his father reports about the average expenses, explaining the different purpose of the expenses and measures taken to promote thrift in accordance with his accounting calculations.…”
Section: Accounting As a Gender-based Technology In The Householdmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In spite of the enlightened recommendations about woman's more active role in household governance and accounting (Amar y Borbón, 1790), these calculations about expenses originated in the male sphere although with the collaboration of women in lower level tasks and, thus, evidence a gender division of competencies (Ciancanelli, 1990;Kirkham and Loft, 1993). Other studies have found similar calculations of average individual or family expenses, carried out in some cases by women (for example, Komori and Humphrey, 2000;Komori, 2012) and in others by men (Carnegie and Walker, 2007b). ML junior also provided to his father reports about the average expenses, explaining the different purpose of the expenses and measures taken to promote thrift in accordance with his accounting calculations.…”
Section: Accounting As a Gender-based Technology In The Householdmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Accounting is not gender neutral but instead is both gendered and gendering (Carmona and Ezzamel, 2016). Studies by Komori (2008Komori ( , 2012, Lehman (2012) and Carmona and Ezzamel (2016) provide useful insights about the current state of accounting research on gender and the need to deepen further our understanding of the interrelationship between accounting and gender. More specifically, until recently, the literature on accounting and gender has mainly focused on professional accounting occupations in predominantly Anglo-Saxon settings.…”
Section: Accounting For Gendermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ao se ter em conta todo o potencial da contabilidade, observa-se a utilização de registros e de conceitos de gerenciamento por mulheres em diversos períodos da história, sendo este um meio para promover a manutenção da economia familiar ou dos negócios mantidos pela família (Komori, 2012;Komori e Humphrey, 2000;Llewellyn e Walker, 2000;Northcott e Doolin, 2000;Walker e Llewellyn, 2000). Destinada à execução dos afazeres domésticos, cabia à mulher o gerenciamento econômico do lar e em alguns casos, o exercício de atividades econômicas no ambiente doméstico como forma de complementação da renda familiar, tal como evidenciado por Ewan (1999) e Lewis (1995).…”
Section: Anna Jansen: Gênero Feminino E Emancipaçãounclassified
“…Calls for studies of actual, as opposed to prescribed, practices appeared soon after the inauguration of this agenda (Kirkham and Loft ). Resultant research, such as that by Komori and Humphrey (), Komori (, ) and Carnegie and Walker (,b), has revealed both conformity with and divergence from the instructional. The reliance on imagery as an evidential source in the case explored here offers an unparalleled opportunity to illuminate practice and to do so in relation to the United States, a site where the performance of accounting in the domestic has featured little in the literature, despite its significance as a producer of texts on the subject (Walker ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%