Defining Work: Gender, Professional Work, and the Case of Rural ClergyMcGill-Queen's Press - MQUP, 2006 M11 24 - 216 páginas Based on interviews with forty rural Protestant clergy, Mellow argues that male and female clergy challenge gendered definitions of work by focusing on obligation, context, visibility, and time. She also considers how clergy's work is shaped by the rural setting, arguing that we must consider how work is "placed" as well as gendered. |
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... femininity. Finally, I use locale to refer to whether work is situated in a rural or an urban setting. We cannot understand how people define work or the complexity of their experience unless we pay attention to all three factors. This ...
... femininity. Finally, I use locale to refer to whether work is situated in a rural or an urban setting. We cannot understand how people define work or the complexity of their experience unless we pay attention to all three factors. This ...
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... femininity into nursing, 4 rather less has been said about the effect of locale on our notions of work or of gender. In this study, I use locale to refer to whether work occurs in a rural or urban setting, and the way the culture of ...
... femininity into nursing, 4 rather less has been said about the effect of locale on our notions of work or of gender. In this study, I use locale to refer to whether work occurs in a rural or urban setting, and the way the culture of ...
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... feminine, while the organization of work simultaneously depends on the “veiled inclusion” of the feminine (Davies 1996). For example, the importance of emotional work may be down-played or excluded within a profession, even while the ...
... feminine, while the organization of work simultaneously depends on the “veiled inclusion” of the feminine (Davies 1996). For example, the importance of emotional work may be down-played or excluded within a profession, even while the ...
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... femininity of work as a cultural construct; it does not assume that any inherent qualities are linked to the sex of the workers involved. Nor does it presume that the gendered nature of work is fixed, or is absent if women work in the ...
... femininity of work as a cultural construct; it does not assume that any inherent qualities are linked to the sex of the workers involved. Nor does it presume that the gendered nature of work is fixed, or is absent if women work in the ...
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Contenido
Methodology and Respondents | |
An Essential Component of the Profession | |
Defining Work in Accountable Ways | |
Defining Emotional Boundaries | |
Negotiating the Boundary between Public and Private | |
Conclusion | |
Methodological Notes | |
Coding Categories | |
Notes | |
Bibliography | |
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Defining Work: Gender, Professional Work, and the Case of Rural Clergy Muriel Mellow Vista previa limitada - 2014 |
Defining Work: Gender, Professional Work, and the Case of Rural Clergy Muriel Mellow Sin vista previa disponible - 2006 |
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