There can be no doubt that feminism has wrought enormous changes on the social sciences in general and sociology in particular. The contributors to this volume were asked to write about key pieces of feminist scholarship that had particularly influenced their sociological thinking. In addition, the editors invited major feminist scholars to comment and reflect upon the articles in each section. Rather than organizing the book by substantive subject areas, the editors' vision sees sociology as an integrated discipline where feminist contributions have influenced the shape of the whole by similarly influencing the distinct parts.
There can be no doubt that feminism has wrought enormous changes on the social sciences in general and sociology in particular. The contributors to this volume were asked to write about key pieces of feminist scholarship that had particularly influenced their sociological thinking. In addition, the editors invited major feminist scholars to comment and reflect upon the articles in each section. Rather than organizing the book by substantive subject areas, the editors' vision sees sociology as an integrated discipline where feminist contributions have influenced the shape of the whole by similarly influencing the distinct parts.
Introduction
Bridging the Gaps in Feminist Sociology
PART ONE: THE FOURTH REVOLUTION: CONFRONTING ANDROCENTRISM IN SOCIOLOGY
My Four Revolutions - Jessie Bernard
An Autobiographical History of the ASA
Women and Social Stratification - Joan Acker
A Case for Intellectual Sexism
Equality between the Sexes - Alice Rossi
An Immodest Proposal
Reflections
Jobs and the Gender Gap - Christine E Bose
Bringing Women into the Workplace
The Fourth Revolution - Doris Y Wilkinson
Reflections on Three Pioneers in the Transformation of AmerlS(