Thomas M Kando
Biographic Data
| ID | 131500 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas M Kando |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas M |
| FAMILY NAME | Kando |
| SIGNATURE | KANDO T M |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Sacramento |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1985 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Sex Stratification: Children, Housework, and Jobs
Gambling, Work and Leisure: A Study Across Three Areas
Social Interaction
Sex Change: The Achievement of Gender Identity among Feminized Transsexuals
Comment on Truzzi's Review of Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
Sociologues Allemands: Etudes de Cas en Sociologie Historique et Non-Historique avec de Dictionnaire de l'Ethique Protestante et l'Esprit du Capitalisme de Max Weber
Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
L'Annee Sociologique: From Durkheim to Today
The Meaning of Rules and Rituals in Little League Baseball
Unlike the children's games described by Mead and Piaget, Little League Baseball is characterized by much external regulation and much ritual. It was hypothesized that rules would, in this case, not be viewed as a means of facilitating the execution of game events, but rather as a form of game control, i.e., social control. This hypothesis was verified. Furthermore, this tendency to view rules as a social control mechanism was found to be stronge…
Males, Females, and Transsexuals: A Comparative Study of Sexual Conservatism
This study compares males, females, and transsexuals in terms of their endorsement of traditional sex ascriptions. To measure this dimension, a Masculinity-Femininity Scale was constructed, consisting of 64 traditional sex-based ascriptions. It was found that men endorse these ascriptions much more than women do, and that transsexuals do so even more than men. This sexual conservatism on the part of men was interpreted to mean that males wish to …
Two-Dimensional Man: An Essay on the Anthropology of Power and Symbolism in Complex Society
The projection of intolerance: A comparison of males, females and transsexuals
This paper reports some of the findings of a study comparing 17 feminized transsexuals with equal numbers of natural males and females on a large number of variables. Because I had access to data on public opinion about transsexualism, it was felt that it might be 1lseful to ask my own sample to guess haw others felt about transsexualism. The underlying hypothesis was that the accuracy of these guesses would vary significantly avith ses, i.e., be…
Role Strain: A Comparison of Males, Females, and Transsexuals
This study compares males, females, and feminized transsexuals in terms of two variables: (1) endorsement of traditional sex ascriptions and (2) abidance by those ascriptions. A twofold Masculinity-Femininity scale was used to measure these two variables. The three gender groups were found to differ significantly on both variables. By this methodology, females were found to experience much role strain, males and transsexuals little. It is argued …
Passing and Stigma Management: The Case of the Transsexual
The nature of the transsexual's stigma is such that she can pass as a natural female with little difficulty if she chooses to. At the same time, transsexuals do not once and for all become women after their conversion operation. Their ambiguous gender implies at least a double identity: some of the feminized transsexual's social circles remain associated with her former (male) gender, while some center around her new identity. Thus, it is more ac…
The Impact of Work on Leisure: Toward a Paradigm and Research Strategy
The Impact of Work on Leisure: Toward a Paradigm and Research Strategy
Passing and Stigma Management: The Case of the Transsexual
The nature of the transsexual's stigma is such that she can pass as a natural female with little difficulty if she chooses to. At the same time, transsexuals do not once and for all become women after their conversion operation. Their ambiguous gender implies at least a double identity: some of the feminized transsexual's social circles remain associated with her former (male) gender, while some center around her new identity. Thus, it is more ac…
Two-Dimensional Man: An Essay on the Anthropology of Power and Symbolism in Complex Society
Role Strain: A Comparison of Males, Females, and Transsexuals
This study compares males, females, and feminized transsexuals in terms of two variables: (1) endorsement of traditional sex ascriptions and (2) abidance by those ascriptions. A twofold Masculinity-Femininity scale was used to measure these two variables. The three gender groups were found to differ significantly on both variables. By this methodology, females were found to experience much role strain, males and transsexuals little. It is argued …
L'Annee Sociologique: From Durkheim to Today
The projection of intolerance: A comparison of males, females and transsexuals
This paper reports some of the findings of a study comparing 17 feminized transsexuals with equal numbers of natural males and females on a large number of variables. Because I had access to data on public opinion about transsexualism, it was felt that it might be 1lseful to ask my own sample to guess haw others felt about transsexualism. The underlying hypothesis was that the accuracy of these guesses would vary significantly avith ses, i.e., be…
The Meaning of Rules and Rituals in Little League Baseball
Unlike the children's games described by Mead and Piaget, Little League Baseball is characterized by much external regulation and much ritual. It was hypothesized that rules would, in this case, not be viewed as a means of facilitating the execution of game events, but rather as a form of game control, i.e., social control. This hypothesis was verified. Furthermore, this tendency to view rules as a social control mechanism was found to be stronge…
The Impact of Work on Leisure: Toward a Paradigm and Research Strategy
The projection of intolerance: A comparison of males, females and transsexuals
This paper reports some of the findings of a study comparing 17 feminized transsexuals with equal numbers of natural males and females on a large number of variables. Because I had access to data on public opinion about transsexualism, it was felt that it might be 1lseful to ask my own sample to guess haw others felt about transsexualism. The underlying hypothesis was that the accuracy of these guesses would vary significantly avith ses, i.e., be…
Role Strain: A Comparison of Males, Females, and Transsexuals
This study compares males, females, and feminized transsexuals in terms of two variables: (1) endorsement of traditional sex ascriptions and (2) abidance by those ascriptions. A twofold Masculinity-Femininity scale was used to measure these two variables. The three gender groups were found to differ significantly on both variables. By this methodology, females were found to experience much role strain, males and transsexuals little. It is argued …
Passing and Stigma Management: The Case of the Transsexual
The nature of the transsexual's stigma is such that she can pass as a natural female with little difficulty if she chooses to. At the same time, transsexuals do not once and for all become women after their conversion operation. Their ambiguous gender implies at least a double identity: some of the feminized transsexual's social circles remain associated with her former (male) gender, while some center around her new identity. Thus, it is more ac…
Two-Dimensional Man: An Essay on the Anthropology of Power and Symbolism in Complex Society
Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
Sociologues Allemands: Etudes de Cas en Sociologie Historique et Non-Historique avec de Dictionnaire de l'Ethique Protestante et l'Esprit du Capitalisme de Max Weber
Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
L'Annee Sociologique: From Durkheim to Today
The Meaning of Rules and Rituals in Little League Baseball
Unlike the children's games described by Mead and Piaget, Little League Baseball is characterized by much external regulation and much ritual. It was hypothesized that rules would, in this case, not be viewed as a means of facilitating the execution of game events, but rather as a form of game control, i.e., social control. This hypothesis was verified. Furthermore, this tendency to view rules as a social control mechanism was found to be stronge…
Males, Females, and Transsexuals: A Comparative Study of Sexual Conservatism
This study compares males, females, and transsexuals in terms of their endorsement of traditional sex ascriptions. To measure this dimension, a Masculinity-Femininity Scale was constructed, consisting of 64 traditional sex-based ascriptions. It was found that men endorse these ascriptions much more than women do, and that transsexuals do so even more than men. This sexual conservatism on the part of men was interpreted to mean that males wish to …
Comment on Truzzi's Review of Leisure and Popular Culture in Transition
Sex Change: The Achievement of Gender Identity among Feminized Transsexuals
Social Interaction
Gambling, Work and Leisure: A Study Across Three Areas
Sex Stratification: Children, Housework, and Jobs
Sociology (12 works) · Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Diversity and Inequality (3 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (3 works)