Feminism and Families

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Routledge (1997)
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Addiction and Knowledge: epistemic disease and the hegemonic family.Judith Bradford & Crispin Sartwell
Families and feminist theory: some past and present issues.Susan Moller Okin
Feminism, familial ideology, and family law: A perilous menage a trois.Shelley Am Gavigan
Feminist Strategies for Policy and Research—The Economic and Social Dynamics of Families.Suzanne Peters
Fluid Families: The Role of Children.James Lindemann Nelson
Fluid families: The role of children in custody arrangements.Elise Le Robinson, Hilde Lindemann Nelson & James Lindemann Nelson
Reproducing difference: Changes in the lives of partners becoming parents.Bonnie Fox
Sexuality, the Family, and Nationalism.Bat-Ami Bar On
The Family Romance: A Fin-de-siecle Tragedy.Diana Tietjens Meyers
Feminism and families: The challenge of neo-conservatism.  (pages 10--26)Meg Luxton
The myth of the traditional family.  (pages 27--42)Linda Nicholson
“The Family” And Radical Family Theory.  (pages 43--51)Naomi Zack
Are families out of date?  (pages 55--68)Mary Midgley & Judith Hughes
Who Takes Care of the Maid's Children?. Exploring the Costs of Domestic Service.  (pages 63--91)Mary Romero
Babystrike!  (pages 69--76)Laura Purdy
Feminism by any other name.  (pages 76--89)Michele Moody-Adams
In the family way: Lesbian mothers in Canada.  (pages 80--97)Katherine Arnup
Privacy, Self-Knowledge And Pluralistic Communes: An Invitation To The Epistemology Of The Family'.  (pages 105--115)John Hardwig
and the Hegemonic Family.  (pages 116)Judith Bradford & Crispin Sartwell
Nothing natural about it: The contradictions of parenting.  (pages 162--181)Meg Luxton
Child abuse and neglect: cross-cultural considerations.  (pages 173--187)Francoise Baylis & Jocelyn Downie
Family outlaws.  (pages 181-193)Cheshire Calhoun
Gays, Lesbians, and the Use of Alternate Reproductive Technologies.  (pages 188--204)Sidney Callahan
The Idea of Fathethood.  (pages 205)Sara Ruddick

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