Between Sex and Power: Family in the World, 1900–2000
Between Sex and Power: Family in the World, 1900–2000
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在性与权力之间:世界上的家庭,1900-2000
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2006
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Stephanie Coontz
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meaning of his findings. Chapter 5 succinctly summarizes the study. Those who already know Tim Owens’ research will find this book familiar; he previously published most of it in top-ranked journals. Still, these readers may experience a subtle synergy from reading the work as a whole. Considering the chapters on context selection and on context effects together, just after reading the overarching theoretical discussions, provides a much stronger sense of what happened to these young men than reading them separately. Readers who do not know this research will find a clearly written and technically excellent study. In short, Tim Owens has furthered our understanding of the impact of one of the most turbulent eras of recent U.S. history. He has done this with considerable theoretical and methodological sophistication—and that is quite an achievement. Sociologists of the life course, of the self, of the military, and of war and peace could all use this study as a starting point for expanding our understanding of how major social change affects the people caught up in them.