Gender Questions

Ing-Marie Back Danielsson; Susanne Thedéen

Gender Questions

Ing-Marie Back Danielsson, Susanne Thedéen

Stockholm University

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Abstract

Almost thirty years have passed since gender studies entered archaeologicaldiscourse in earnest. What is the current status of gender research? How arethe theoretical and analytical insights from feminisms used within archaeo-logical research? Have these insights been adapted to the archaeologicaldiscipline, have they been developed and deepened? What about other sub- jects in academia, academic disciplines close to archaeology, how have fem-inist theories and methods developed here? Can archaeologists find stimula-tion there, or is it time for archaeology to find new prominent figures and/or new inspirational theories? If the latter, what would they be?This book does not answer these questions fully. However, one of its goals isto contribute to the answers, and hopefully also shed some light on the pastsand possible futures of gender research within archaeology.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	To Tender Gender
Subtitle of host publication	The Pasts and Futures of Gender Research
Editors	Ing-Marie Back Danielsson, Susanne Thedéen
Place of Publication	Stockholm
Publisher	Stockholm University
Chapter	1
Pages	9-15
Number of pages	7
ISBN (Print)	9789197825771
Publication status	Published - 2012 Dec 15
Externally published	Yes

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Name	Stockholm studies in archaeology
Volume	58
ISSN (Print)	0349-4128

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Archaeology

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To Tender Gender: The Pasts and Futures of Gender Research in Archaeology
Back Danielsson, I.-M. & Thedéen, S., 2012 Dec 15, Stockholm University. 155 p. (Stockholm studies in archaeology; vol. 58)
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To Tender Gender: The Pasts and Futures of Gender Research. ed. / Ing-Marie Back Danielsson; Susanne Thedéen. Stockholm: Stockholm University, 2012. p. 9-15 (Stockholm studies in archaeology; Vol. 58).

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