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Contradictions in Women�s Education: Traditionalism, Careerism, and Community at a Single-Sex College

reviewed by Athena Perrakis � 2004

Title: Contradictions in Women�s Education: Traditionalism, Careerism, and Community at a Single-Sex College
Author(s): Barbara J. Bank and Harriet M. Yelon
Publisher: Teachers College Press, New York
ISBN: 0807743631, Pages: 184, Year: 2003
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Plus �a change, plus c�est la m�me chose.� Indeed, in higher education, the more things change, the more things tend to remain the same.� Among those �things� that has hardly changed over the last two centuries is the debate about gender in higher education and whether or not the process of earning a college or university degree is the same for men and women.� In Contradictions in Women�s Education, Barbara Bank sheds light on the many tensions and controversies that characterize discussions of women�s higher education.� She argues that many women model their educational careers after men, yet find that they are neither welcomed into nor adequately trained for careers men traditionally pursue.� Caught between paradigms of gender traditionalism and academic careerism, women struggle to find a supportive environment within which to pursue their degrees.� By raising important questions about the role of community or social networks for female undergraduates, Bank explores how one cohort of female students at a small women�s college negotiated the contradictory imperatives of... (preview truncated at 150 words.)

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Cite This Article as: Teachers College Record Volume 106 Number 2, 2004, p. 271-273
http://www.tcrecord.org ID Number: 11196, Date Accessed: 4/21/2018 7:26:50 AM

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