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200 10$aEducation, gender, and anxiety /$fJenny Shaw
210  1$aLondon ;$aBristol, Pa. :$cTaylor & Francis,$d1995.
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225 1 $aFeminist perspectives on the past and present
225 1 $a[Gender & society]
300   $aSecond series statement from jacket.
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 149-160) and index.
327   $achapter 1 Introduction: The Unconscious Curriculum -- chapter 2 Education, Sociology and Feminism: Themes and Perspectives and Object Relations -- chapter 3 Anxiety and Defence Mechanisms: Driving Forces -- chapter 4 Parenting and Teaching: Being Emotionally In Loco Parentis -- chapter 5 The Unconscious Meanings of Reading -- chapter 6 Curricula and Transitional Objects -- chapter 7 Polarization, Subjects and Choice: Male Wounds and Crossroads -- chapter 8 Classroom Interaction, Gender and Basic Assumptions -- chapter 9 Fears, Fantasies and Divisions in Single-Sex Schools -- chapter 10 Conclusions: Gender Divisions in Future.
330   $aThis text explores the scope for applying psychoanalytical ideas to gender inequalities that are still inherent in the educational system. It covers areas including gender differences in subject choice and polarisation in reading, writing and drawing, and suggests areas for future research.
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606   $aObject relations (Psychoanalysis)$zGreat Britain
606   $aSex differences in education$zGreat Britain
606   $aSex discrimination in education$zGreat Britain
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