Women in Families: A Framework for Family TherapyMonica McGoldrick, Carol M. Anderson, Froma Walsh W. W. Norton & Company, 1989 - 479 pagine This comprehensive book, ideal as a basic text in family therapy and women's studies, addresses the question of how women experience family life from a variety of perspectives. It covers gender issues in family therapy theory, practice, and training; women in context (ethnicity and life cycle issues, marriage, motherhood, sisterhood, women alone, lesbian couples), and such special issues as work, addiction, and mental illness. |
Sommario
Women in Families and in Family Therapy | 3 |
The Hidden Gender Dimension | 16 |
Normative and Covert Hierarchies | 42 |
The Problem of Gender in Family Therapy Theory | 61 |
A Feminist Linkage | 78 |
Epistemological Equality as the Fulfillment of Family Therapy | 97 |
WOMEN AND FAMILIES IN CONTEXT | 167 |
Women Through the Family Life Cycle | 200 |
Individual Issues | 286 |
Women on Their Own | 308 |
Womens Relationships with Larger Systems | 335 |
Women Work and the Family | 357 |
Women and Serious Mental Disorders | 381 |
Women and Addiction in the Family | 406 |
Restorying Womens Selfconstructions | 427 |
Rituals of Stabilization and Change in Womens Lives | 451 |
Parole e frasi comuni
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