The Sense of Sociability-Study Sheet Chapter 3- Women and Men -gender relations were almost non-present with two main exceptions: philosopher John Stuart Mill and Harriet Martineau and Friedrich Engels -Charles Fourier- French utopian -> phalansteries love and sexuality in new, free communities -Ann Oakley first book about domestic work -richer people are less likely to divorce, especially if they were married later on in life, so are religious people -men are more likely than women to hold high political positions -women = connected to male wives of organizational executives, secretaries to their male bosses -Kanter : tokenism theory -Robert Merton men: adaptations to anomie -women: adaptations ritualism and retreatism -men = more aggression, women= more guilt and shame Chapter 4- Age Groups Mannheim- generation= social location -respect for age vs. respect for expertise -small and powerless as children -immigration and baby boom period = interrupted movement towards old age -Aries childhood= cultural invention -breathing test for eligibility -Mannheim 1928 school board should pay high school teachers danger pay -patriarchal values: the notion that an all-powerful father has the right to punish family members at any time and in any way he deems appropriate -stake in conformity Chapter 5 - Race and Ethnic Groups www.notesolution.com