The Myth of Mars and Venus

Deborah Cameron

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1. Myths, and why they matter 2. A time and a place: putting myths in their cultural context 3. Partial truths: why difference is not the whole story 4. A world of difference? Mars and Venus in childhood and adolescence 5. Cross purposes: the myth of male-female misunderstanding 6. Back to nature: brains, genes, and evolution 7. Public speaking: Mars and Venus in politics and the workplace 8. Doing what comes culturally: identity and style 9. Beyond Mars and Venus Notes Index

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