دانلود کتاب Motherhood, the Elephant in the Laboratory: Women Scientists Speak Out

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nSection I. 1970s\nBalancing Family and Career Demands with 20/20 Hindsight\nExtreme Motherhood: You Can’t Get There from Here\nCareers versus Child Care in Academia\nIdentities: Looking Back over Forty Years as a Social Scientist, Woman, and Mother\nCosts and Rewards of Success in Academia, or Bouncing into the Rubber Ceiling\nOne Set of Choices as a Mom and Scientist\nSection II. 1980s\nThree Sides of the Balance\nThe Accidental Astronomer\nAt Home with Toxicology: A Career Evolves\nGeological Consulting and Kids: An Unpredictable Balancing Act?\nCareer Scientists and the Shared Academic Position\nSection III. 1990s\nLess Pay, a Little Less Work\nReflections of a Female Scientist with Outside Interests\nPart-Time at a National Laboratory: A Split Life\nThe Eternal Quest for Balance: A Career in Five Acts, No Intermission\nReflections on Motherhood and Science Teresa Capone Cook\nThe Benefits of Four-Dumbbell Support\nExtraordinary Commitments of Time and Energy\nFinding My Way Back to the Bench: An Unexpectedly Satisfying Destination\nMothering Primates\nFinding the Right Balance, Personal and Professional, as a Mother in Science\nWhat? I Don’t Need a PhD to Potty-Train My Children?\nVariety, Challenge, and Flexibility: The Benefits of Straying from the Narrow Path\nThe Balancing Act\nJuggling through Life’s Transitions\nHaving It All, Just Not All at the Same Time\nSection IV. 2000s\nExploring Less-Traveled Paths\nStanding Up\nBecause of Our Mom, a True Rocket Scientist\nOn Being What You Love\nParsimony Is What We Are Taught, Not What We Live\nRole Models: Out with the Old and In with the New\nPursuing Science and Motherhood\nConclusion\nContributors