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- catalog abstract "Breaking new ground in Mediterranean anthropology, this book rejects the discipline's traditional focus on honour and shame in small face-to-face communities, and suggests that gender and sexuality interact with material processes in the constitution of personal and social identities. In this ethnographic account of the labour market in Naples, the author shows how cultural definitions of gender can be used to investigate broad social processes. Scarce stable employment in the area means that household members are forced to diversify their economic activities in order to survive. Petty entrepreneurship is an option which is almost exclusively available to men. Women, who are either unable or unwilling to obtain factory work, are generally confined to the status of outworkers. The author emphasises that individual choices cannot be attributed solely to economic opportunities but that concepts of selfhood, gender identity and the symbolic value of female sexuality are also important.".
- catalog contributor b9252014.
- catalog created "1996.".
- catalog date "1996".
- catalog date "1996.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1996.".
- catalog description "Breaking new ground in Mediterranean anthropology, this book rejects the discipline's traditional focus on honour and shame in small face-to-face communities, and suggests that gender and sexuality interact with material processes in the constitution of personal and social identities. In this ethnographic account of the labour market in Naples, the author shows how cultural definitions of gender can be used to investigate broad social processes. Scarce stable employment in the area means that household members are forced to diversify their economic activities in order to survive. Petty entrepreneurship is an option which is almost exclusively available to men. Women, who are either unable or unwilling to obtain factory work, are generally confined to the status of outworkers. The author emphasises that individual choices cannot be attributed solely to economic opportunities but that concepts of selfhood, gender identity and the symbolic value of female sexuality are also important.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "pt. I. Life and Work in the City of Naples. 1. Introduction. 2. Italian Economic Development and the Problem of the South. 3. Marginality and Political Culture in Naples. 4. A Brief History of Urban Space in Naples. 5. Outworkers -- Lives and Careers. 6. The Petty Producer and the Mirage of Independence -- pt. II. Family, Gender and Identities. 7. The Organization of Sexuality. 8. Familism and Gender in Naples. 9. Motherhood and Identity. 10. Food, Family and Community Memory. 11. Conclusions. Appendix I: Naples: A Brief Statistical Profile -- Appendix II: Labour-Force: Comparisons Between Northern and Southern Europe.".
- catalog extent "x, 264 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "Gender, family, and work in Naples.".
- catalog identifier "1859730345".
- catalog identifier "1859730396 (alk. paper)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Gender, family, and work in Naples.".
- catalog isPartOf "Mediterranea series, 1354-356X".
- catalog issued "1996".
- catalog issued "1996.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Oxford ; Washington, D.C. : Berg,".
- catalog relation "Gender, family, and work in Naples.".
- catalog spatial "Italy Naples.".
- catalog subject "305.43 20".
- catalog subject "HD6155.N37 G63 1996".
- catalog subject "Sex role Italy Naples.".
- catalog subject "Small business Italy Naples.".
- catalog subject "Women Employment Italy Naples.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Life and Work in the City of Naples. 1. Introduction. 2. Italian Economic Development and the Problem of the South. 3. Marginality and Political Culture in Naples. 4. A Brief History of Urban Space in Naples. 5. Outworkers -- Lives and Careers. 6. The Petty Producer and the Mirage of Independence -- pt. II. Family, Gender and Identities. 7. The Organization of Sexuality. 8. Familism and Gender in Naples. 9. Motherhood and Identity. 10. Food, Family and Community Memory. 11. Conclusions. Appendix I: Naples: A Brief Statistical Profile -- Appendix II: Labour-Force: Comparisons Between Northern and Southern Europe.".
- catalog title "Gender, family, and work in Naples / V.A. Goddard.".
- catalog type "text".