Titlebook: Canadian Society: Sociological Perspectives; Bernard R. Blishen,Frank E. Jones,John Porter Book 1968 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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The French-Canadian Familyith thirty-five married couples, shown in Table 1, reveal almost complete agreement between men and women in their understanding of the responsibilities of husband and wife. For example, sixty-eight of the seventy men and women interviewed unanimously describe their family life as a complementary di

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The Girls’ and the Boys’ Worldhe work world as one organized by men for men, with women invading it at various points. We looked on the school world as a fundamentally co-educational world, offering roughly identical services to boys and girls. In the course of the study we modified these notions appreciably.

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