Feminist anthropology: past, present, and future

Abstract

Foreword. Taking stock--the transformation of feminist theorizing in anthropologyIntroduction. Feminist anthropology: perspectives on our past, present, and future1. The future of gender or the end of a brilliant career?2. Feminist theories of embodiment and anthropological imagination: making bodies matter3. Gender, genes, and the evolution of human birth4. Marriage, matrifocality, and missing men5. Archaeologists, feminists, and queers: sexual politics in the construction of the past6. In the midst of the moving waters: material, metaphor, and feminist archaeology7. Materiality and social change in the practice of feminist anthropology.8. Feminist perspectives and the teaching of archaeology: implications from the inadvertent ethnography of the classroom9. Toward a (more) feminist pedagogy in biological anthropology: ethnographic reflections and classroom strategies10. The professional is politicalAfterword: on waves

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