دانلود کتاب Being Female: Reproduction, Power, and Change

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General Editor’s Preface\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nSECTION ONE: REPRODUCTION\nReproduction: Introductory Notes\nSocialization of Non-Human Primate Females: A Brief Overview\nPrenatal Hormones and Human Behavior: Implications for the Status of Women\nSpontaneous and Induced Abortion in Human and Non-Human Primates\nBirth Rituals in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Some Practical Applications\nThe Relevance of Nourishment to the Reproductive Cycle of the Female in India\nNutrition and Pregnancy\nDefining Marriage Cross-Culturally\nMatrescence, Becoming a Mother, A “New/Old” Rite de Passage\nMatri-Patrilocality and the Birth of the First Child\nAffectivity and Instrumentality in Friendship Patterns among American Women\nAn Explanation for Matrilocal Residence\nSECTION TWO: WOMEN AND POWER\nWomen and Power: Introductory Notes\nWomen and Domestic Power: Political and Economic Strategies in Domestic Groups\nA Note on a Feminine Factor in Cultural History\nNon-Hierarchical, Hierarchical, and Masked Reciprocity in the Arab Village\nBundu: Political Implications of Female Solidarity in a Secret Society\nThree Styles of Domestic Authority : A Cross-Cultural Study\nA Review of the Women’s Movement in the United States\nAmerican Women in Politics: Culture, Structure, and Ideology\nSECTION THREE: SOCIAL TRENDS\nSocial Trends: Introductory Notes\nThe Eurogallegas : Female Spanish Migration\nAttitudes towards Reproduction in a Rapidly Changing African Society\nThe Concepts of “Femininity” and “Liberation” in the Context of Changing Sex-Roles: Women in Modern India and America\nVietnamese Women: Their Roles and Their Options\nChanging Roles of Women in Two African Muslim Cultures\nWomen and Social Customs within the Family: A Case Study of Attitudes in Kerala, India\nSome Remarks on the Legal Equality between Men and Women\nBiographical Notes\nIndex of Names\nIndex of Subjects