With Our Heads Bowed – The Dynamics of Gender in a Maya Community
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From the back cover comment by June Nash: Brenda Rosenbaum explores the ambiguous link between ideology and social role performance in great depth. She is able to demonstrate how women have been able to overreach a constraining model of behavior defined by men.
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