Gendered Lives: Communication, Gender, and Culture

Author: [USA] Wood
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book explores how communication and culture influence gender positioning. It combines theory with vivid case studies, progressing from simple to complex, integrating theoretical discussions with lively case evidence. The original book was widely praised in the United States upon publication and quickly became a bestseller. It examines hot topics such as gendered family dynamics, gender issues in domestic violence, and gendered school education, showcasing extensive research on gender communication theory and new studies. The book also offers unique analyses of gender communication in daily life. It not only expands the field of communication research but also opens up a new perspective in sociocultural studies. It is a valuable read for college and university students, researchers, and readers interested in their social values in the fields of communication, sociology, and related disciplines.