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Author Katz, Montana.

Title The gender bias prevention book : helping girls and women to have satisfying lives and careers / Montana Katz
Published Northvale, N.J. : J. Aronson, [1996]
©1996

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 MELB  305.42 Kat/Gbp  AVAILABLE
Description vi, 350 pages ; 23 cm
Series Gender in crisis
Gender in crisis.
Contents 1. Past and Present -- 2. Early Childhood: The Family Dynamic -- 3. Preschool: Entering the Social Realm -- 4. Elementary School: Normative Gender Roles Gel -- 5. Junior High: Years of Transition -- 6. High School: Conforming Sexuality -- 7. College: The Co-ed's Status -- 8. The Second Shift: Before Children -- 9. The Second Shift: After Children -- 10. Admission and Funding in Advanced Degree Programs -- 11. Course Work and Qualifying Exams -- 12. Theses and Dissertations -- 13. Degrees, Dossiers, and Interviews -- 14. Male Mentors -- 15. Female Mentors -- 16. Professional Ambiance -- 17. First Jobs -- 18. Advancement -- 19. Women at the Top -- 20. The Future -- Summary of Gender Framework, Themes, Trends, Rituals, Actions, and Exercises
Summary Montana Katz takes readers on a journey of this average girl's development from childhood through womanhood, showing them how to recognize and manage gender limitations and, more important, how to raise daughters who will not be limited by society's socialization of them
Meet Emily. Her early years are dominated by the soft color pink. On television, most of the cartoon characters she sees, particularly the active ones, are male. As she grows up in her average American, two-career home, child care and household labor are a female province and her mother, unlike her father, spends hours attending to her own physical appearance. By the age of seven, Emily has a sense that her life roles are defined by her gender and that much of her future worth depends on her looks. In college, professors invite her - and not her male peers - to continue office hour discussions over coffee. Later, job interviews conducted by men include questions about her love life and her plans for marriage and child care. Emily has become the American woman - blessed with equal opportunities but not genuine freedom. Dr
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages [336]-341) and index
Subject Girls -- United States -- Social conditions.
Sex discrimination against women -- United States -- Prevention.
Sex discrimination in employment -- United States -- Prevention.
Women in the professions -- United States.
Women -- United States -- Social conditions.
LC no. 96013815
ISBN 1568218435 (paperback)