Deference to Authority in the Feminized Professions.

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Main Author: Silver, Linda R.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Deference to Authority in the Feminized Professions. Silver, Linda R. Females Librarians Nurses Power Structure Professional Autonomy Professional Occupations Sex Role Social Workers Teachers Explores the concepts of authority, patriarchy, and professionalization as they relate to professions in which women predominate--teaching, nursing, librarianship, and social work. Sex-typing of jobs and qualitative differences between male- and female-dominated professions are considered. Sixteen references are listed. (MES)
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spellingShingle Deference to Authority in the Feminized Professions.
Silver, Linda R.
Females
Librarians
Nurses
Power Structure
Professional Autonomy
Professional Occupations
Sex Role
Social Workers
Teachers
Deference to Authority in the Feminized Professions. Silver, Linda R. Females Librarians Nurses Power Structure Professional Autonomy Professional Occupations Sex Role Social Workers Teachers Explores the concepts of authority, patriarchy, and professionalization as they relate to professions in which women predominate--teaching, nursing, librarianship, and social work. Sex-typing of jobs and qualitative differences between male- and female-dominated professions are considered. Sixteen references are listed. (MES)
title Deference to Authority in the Feminized Professions.
topic Females
Librarians
Nurses
Power Structure
Professional Autonomy
Professional Occupations
Sex Role
Social Workers
Teachers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ363850