An edition of Gender in world history
(2000)
Gender in world history
2nd ed.
by Peter N. Stearns
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Table of Contents
Introduction
The traditional base : civilizations and patriarchy
Early contacts : influences from cultural diversity
Buddhism and Chinese women
Islamic standards outside the heartland : changes and continuities in India and sub-Saharan Africa
The Chinese influence
Europeans and Native Americans
Men and women amid British imperialism in India
Western influences and regional reactions : Polynesia and Africa
Westernization and gender : beyond the colonial models
Immigration as culture contact
New international influences : feminism and Marxism
Contact and retract : the Middle East in the twentieth century
Global consumer culture : the question of impact
Globalization and resistance
Conclusion: patterns and trends.
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"What happens when a society that emphasizes women's obligation to be deferential to men encounters people from another society that believes that women are by nature more moral than men?"
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