Women : myth and reality [sound recording] : mothers or wives? / Michelle Z. Rosaldo.

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Women : myth and reality [sound recording] : mothers or wives? / Michelle Z. Rosaldo.

Lecture is a component of the year-long interdisciplinary lecture course with four seminars, "Women: Myth and Reality". This course is an exploration of women's roles in society from the point of view of several disciplines. There will be four principal teachers in the following fields: Anthropology, Literature, History (European and American). In addition, various guest speakers will be brought in to discuss psychology of women, women in art, women under socialism, special problems of black women, the women's movement today and a variety of other topics that will give an integrated view of women's past and future. [Description from Course Descriptions / Syllabi for Women: Myth and Reality: A full year interdisciplinary lecture course with four seminars, 1975-76].

1 sound cassette : analog.

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Rosaldo, Michelle Zimbalist.

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Michelle Zimbalist Rosaldo earned her doctorate in social anthropology at Harvard in 1972. She joined Stanford's faculty in the Department of Anthropology in the same year and quickly rose to national prominence as an anthropologist, sociolinguist, and feminist scholar. She was co-chair of Stanford's first Committee on Feminist Studies (1980-81) and helped develop the curriculum for the Program in Feminist Studies. In 1979 she was awarded the Dinkelspiel Award for outstanding service to undergra...

Sarah Lawrence College Women's History.

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