Women in the South, an anthropological perspective, Holly F. Mathews, editor
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Women in the South, an anthropological perspective, Holly F. Mathews, editor
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Bibliography: p. [147]-157
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Women in the South
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Holly F. Mathews, editor
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an anthropological perspective
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Introduction: What does it mean to be a woman in the South today? / Holly F. Mathews -- Southern women: in continuity or change? / Caroline Matheny Dillman -- Icons of sensuality and childishness: women in New Orleans advertising / Jesse Nash -- On the absence of women's gangs in two Southern universities / Dorothy Holland and Margaret A. Eisenhart -- Single mothers in Black colleges / Annie S. Barnes -- Reconstructing femininity: the woman professional in the South / Susan Middleton-Keirn and Jackie Howsden-EllerThe plant is closed: what now, women? A case study of the Memphis Furniture Manufacturing COmpany / Paul W. Cook, Jr., and Thomas W. Collins -- "They's just like sisters to me": informal support networks in the oil patch / Anna C. Walsh -- Private faces, public lives: the women of the Downtown Group of Charleston, South Carolina / Nancy Press -- Women legislators in the lower South: South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, 1922-1984 / Joanne V. Hawks and Mary Carolyn Ellis -- Serving Jesus in the South: Southern Baptist women under assault from the New Right / Ellen M. Rosenberg -- Epilogue: Musings on ethnocentric sexism in traditional ethnographies of the South / Valerie Fennell
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