Titlebook: Gender and Thought: Psychological Perspectives; Psychological Perspe Mary Crawford,Margaret Gentry Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc.

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Sex, Gender, and Epistemology,p between humans and their environment. These two basic conceptual paradigms are: (1) reality constructs the person, and (2) the person constructs reality. Paradigm (1) postulates a model of a reality that is stable, irreversible, and deterministic. It further postulates that this reality is discove

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The Denial of Personal Disadvantage Among You, Me, and All the Other Ostriches,sing numbers of female students, and their faculties have begun to hire and sometimes even tenure women. Large corporations have admitted women to the formerly all-male enclaves of executive responsibility, and women are increasingly visible in the lower ranks of corporate life, in the vast cadres o

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Gender and Thought: The Role of the Self-Concept,men perceive themselves and their worlds, in how they take meaning, and in how they come to know or reason (e.g., Belenky, Clinchy, Goldberger, & Tarule, 1986; Block, 1984; Cantor & Kihlstrom, 1987; Chodorow, 1987; Gilligan, 1982; Miller, 1986; Ruddick, 1980). The nature of these differences and the

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,Agreeing to Differ: Feminist Epistemologies and Women’s Ways of Knowing,ath: A New Study Says Males May Be Naturally Abler Than Females”—all are titles of recent features in mass-circulation magazines. When the popular press reports psychological research on sex differences, the message is that psychologists have discovered universal, fundamental differences that explai