Men, women, and change : a sociology of marriage and family / a sociology of marriage and family / Letha Dawson Scanzoni, John Scanzoni
By: Scanzoni, Letha Dawson.
Contributor(s): Scanzoni, John.
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TextPublisher: New York : Mcgraw-Hill College, 1988Edition: 3 Sub ed.Description: 691 p. 24 cm.ISBN: 0070550638 (hardcover); 9780070550636 (hardcover).Subject(s): Marriage | Sex role | FamiliesDDC classification: 301.42 S283M 1988 Summary: Organized around the unifying theme of gender roles and social change in contemporary society, Men, Women, and Change, 3/e examines what such changes mean for childhood socialization, relationship decisions, the expressive and instrumental dimensions of marriage, child-rearing, divorce and remarriage.
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Organized around the unifying theme of gender roles and social change in contemporary society, Men, Women, and Change, 3/e examines what such changes mean for childhood socialization, relationship decisions, the expressive and instrumental dimensions of marriage, child-rearing, divorce and remarriage.
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