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Diane Lauren Wolf
Factory Daughters
Gender, Household Dynamics, and Rural Industrialization in Java
$26.95, £15.95 paperback
978-0-520-08657-9
Available Now
338 pages,
December 1992, Available worldwide
Categories: Gender Studies; Sociology; Southeast Asia; Anthropology
December 1992, Available worldwide
Categories: Gender Studies; Sociology; Southeast Asia; Anthropology
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"Offers a wealth of important insights on changing gender roles in Southeast Asia, on the analysis of household economies, and on international processes of industrialization."—Choice
"The book is both theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich. Wolf draws effectively scholarship ranging from historiography about early modern Europe to recent analyses of economic conduct of peasant families in contemporary Asia or Latin America...Wolf tells wonderful stories about vibrant, even irreverent, young women."—Women's Review of Books
"The book is both theoretically sophisticated and empirically rich. Wolf draws effectively scholarship ranging from historiography about early modern Europe to recent analyses of economic conduct of peasant families in contemporary Asia or Latin America...Wolf tells wonderful stories about vibrant, even irreverent, young women."—Women's Review of Books
Jessie Bernard Award, The American Sociological Association
Beyond Anne Frank: Hidden Children and Postwar Families in Holland, by Diane L. Wolf