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Gender and Race through Education and Political Activism: The Legacy of Sylvia Helen Forman
Dena Shenk
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Cover Page
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Table of Contents
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Preface
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Sylvia Forman, Intellectual Progeny, and American Struggles: An Overview
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‘Verticality’: Concept and Practice, Past and Future
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Address about Education
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Democratic Values and Equality: A Short Commentary on Educational Policy
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Teaching as Praxis: Race and Gender Working Sessions
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Occupational Status of Women In Anthropology Departments
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Conflict, Coffee, Cattle and Corn: Inversion of Gender through Development in Rural Honduras
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Planning and Training to Improve Service Delivery for Older African-Americans
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Support Systems of Rural Older Women in Denmark and Minnesota
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Older and Middle-Aged Puerto Rican Women: Cultural Components of Support Networks
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The Politics of Advocacy In Anthropology: Organizing the Human Rights And Environment Study
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Bold Enough to Put Pen Paper: Collaborative Methodology in an Ethnographic Life Story
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Gender and Resource Management in an Andean Agropastoral System
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Women’s Groups in Belize, Central America: the Quest for Female Autonomy
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Hear You Tell IT: Teaching Anthropology in Prison
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Poverty and Difference: Ethnographic Represetntations of “Race” and the Crisis of “the Social”
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Sylvia Helen Forman: Personal Reflections
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Curriculum Vitae of Sylvia Helen Forman
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MEMORANDUM: Personal Statement on Promotion to Professor
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List of Graduate Students
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Published: 1995
Publisher: American Anthropological Association