Individual Voices, Collective Visions: Fifty Years of Women in Sociology

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Fictions of the Self - Ann Goetting Part I: Echoes of the Baby Boom: Mothering and Careers 1. Writing Papers and Stirring Soup: Career and Family in the Baby Boom Years - Darha Clapper Brack 2. An Accidental Sociologist - Beth B. Hess 3. Obstacles and Opportunities en Route to a Career in Sociology - Hannah Schiller Wartenberg Part II: Up the Down Escalator: Tales of Academic Mobility 4. Acquiring an Academic Room of One's Own - Jane E. Prather 5. Reflections on a Serendipitous and Rocky Career - Janet Lever 6. Paradigm Lost: The Journey from Normal Science to Permanent Marginality - Judy Long Part III: Varieties of International Sociology 7. Marginality, Migration, and Metamorphoses - Britta Fischer 8. Bridging Worlds: A Sociologist's Memoir - Suzanne Keller 9. Sociologist by Default: Reflections on Past Choices and Future Goals - Martha E. Gimenez 10. The Life Course of a Sociologist - Helena Znaniecka Lopata Part IV: Isolation, Marginality... 11. Discovering Gender: My Paths to a Feminist Sociology - Elaine J. Hall 12. Isolation and the Woman Scholar - Diane Margolis 13. Slouching Toward Sociology - Helen Mayer Hacker 14. Working the Third Shift - Lynda Lytle Holmstrom Part V: ...And Community 15. Seventeen White Men and Me - Coramae Richey Mann 16. Marginality, Motherhood, and Method: Paths to a Social Science Career and Community - Shulamit Reinharz 17. Kaddish and Renewal - Gaye Tuchman 18. Becoming an Active Feminist Academic: Gender, Class, Race, and Intelligence - Pamela Ann Roby Conclusion: Editing Women, Memoir, and the Sociological I - Sarah Fenstermaker About the Editors and Contributors

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