Janet Hinson Shope
Biographic Data
| ID | 180481 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janet Hinson Shope |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janet Hinson |
| FAMILY NAME | Shope |
| SIGNATURE | SHOPE J H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goucher College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Feeling the Hands of Time
While the fields of the sociology of time and the sociology of emotion have grown exponentially, missing from the literature is explicit theorizing on the intersections of emotion and time. In this review article, we begin by examining literature that explores both how time (e.g. temporal control, perceived amount) influences emotional responses and how emotions (e.g. emotional intensity, valence) impact perceptions of time. Although such researc…
Lobola is here to stay’
Drawing on interviews with more than 600 black women in rural communities in KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, and the Eastern Cape, this focus examines the contradictory meanings of lobolo and the intern
You Can't Cross a River Without Getting Wet
This article discusses the knotty methodological and epistemological issues raised while doing research in rural communities in South Africa. Using entries from the author's field journal and conversations with rural Black women, this article explores the tensions between theory and experience, insiders and outsiders, and writing and orality. Rather than reconciling these tensions, feminist method resides amid the contradictions, wedged in the me…
When Words Are Not Enough
Using data collected from 271 women participating in a battered women’s program, this study examines whether pornography use increases the probability that a battered woman will be sexually abused by her partner. The analysis also examines whether individual and certain disinhibitory factors, such as alcohol use, mediate or exacerbate the effects of pornography on sexual violence. Results of a logistic regression indicate that pornography use sig…
Woman, Speak with a Loud Voice
This paper seeks to contribute to the critique of mainstream development discourse by conveying the ideas and issues raised by rural South African women. Building upon feminist and post-colonial discourses, this paper shifts the epistemological location of knowing to the women affected by development programmes and policies. Based upon interviews and discussions with over 600 women in rural communities, we offer a brief characterization of the So…
Global Inequalities
L'A. souligne la necessite de mettre en place des cours concernant les phenomenes d'internationalisation dans les cursus du niveau de la licence. Il presente son experience pedagogique dans ce domaine et dans celui de l'etude des inegalites. Il tente de montrer que l'inegalite est un phenomene global et que le sexe, la race, la classe sociale constituent davantage des prismes ou se refletent les interactions sociales que des categories distinctes…
Separate but Equal
This article reexamines Durkheim's views on gender relations within the context of nineteenth century French feminism. Durkheim's response to the woman question reflects the sociopolitical discourse on individual rights and responsibilities, the family, and women's roles in the private and public spheres. Durkheim's perspective on gender relations is predicated on a biologically differentiated conception of gender role complementarity that emphas…
You Can't Cross a River Without Getting Wet
This article discusses the knotty methodological and epistemological issues raised while doing research in rural communities in South Africa. Using entries from the author's field journal and conversations with rural Black women, this article explores the tensions between theory and experience, insiders and outsiders, and writing and orality. Rather than reconciling these tensions, feminist method resides amid the contradictions, wedged in the me…
When Words Are Not Enough
Using data collected from 271 women participating in a battered women’s program, this study examines whether pornography use increases the probability that a battered woman will be sexually abused by her partner. The analysis also examines whether individual and certain disinhibitory factors, such as alcohol use, mediate or exacerbate the effects of pornography on sexual violence. Results of a logistic regression indicate that pornography use sig…
Lobola is here to stay’
Drawing on interviews with more than 600 black women in rural communities in KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, and the Eastern Cape, this focus examines the contradictory meanings of lobolo and the intern
Feeling the Hands of Time
While the fields of the sociology of time and the sociology of emotion have grown exponentially, missing from the literature is explicit theorizing on the intersections of emotion and time. In this review article, we begin by examining literature that explores both how time (e.g. temporal control, perceived amount) influences emotional responses and how emotions (e.g. emotional intensity, valence) impact perceptions of time. Although such researc…
Separate but Equal
This article reexamines Durkheim's views on gender relations within the context of nineteenth century French feminism. Durkheim's response to the woman question reflects the sociopolitical discourse on individual rights and responsibilities, the family, and women's roles in the private and public spheres. Durkheim's perspective on gender relations is predicated on a biologically differentiated conception of gender role complementarity that emphas…
Separate but Equal
This article reexamines Durkheim's views on gender relations within the context of nineteenth century French feminism. Durkheim's response to the woman question reflects the sociopolitical discourse on individual rights and responsibilities, the family, and women's roles in the private and public spheres. Durkheim's perspective on gender relations is predicated on a biologically differentiated conception of gender role complementarity that emphas…
Global Inequalities
L'A. souligne la necessite de mettre en place des cours concernant les phenomenes d'internationalisation dans les cursus du niveau de la licence. Il presente son experience pedagogique dans ce domaine et dans celui de l'etude des inegalites. Il tente de montrer que l'inegalite est un phenomene global et que le sexe, la race, la classe sociale constituent davantage des prismes ou se refletent les interactions sociales que des categories distinctes…
Woman, Speak with a Loud Voice
This paper seeks to contribute to the critique of mainstream development discourse by conveying the ideas and issues raised by rural South African women. Building upon feminist and post-colonial discourses, this paper shifts the epistemological location of knowing to the women affected by development programmes and policies. Based upon interviews and discussions with over 600 women in rural communities, we offer a brief characterization of the So…
When Words Are Not Enough
Using data collected from 271 women participating in a battered women’s program, this study examines whether pornography use increases the probability that a battered woman will be sexually abused by her partner. The analysis also examines whether individual and certain disinhibitory factors, such as alcohol use, mediate or exacerbate the effects of pornography on sexual violence. Results of a logistic regression indicate that pornography use sig…
Lobola is here to stay’
Drawing on interviews with more than 600 black women in rural communities in KwaZulu-Natal, Free State, and the Eastern Cape, this focus examines the contradictory meanings of lobolo and the intern
You Can't Cross a River Without Getting Wet
This article discusses the knotty methodological and epistemological issues raised while doing research in rural communities in South Africa. Using entries from the author's field journal and conversations with rural Black women, this article explores the tensions between theory and experience, insiders and outsiders, and writing and orality. Rather than reconciling these tensions, feminist method resides amid the contradictions, wedged in the me…
Feeling the Hands of Time
While the fields of the sociology of time and the sociology of emotion have grown exponentially, missing from the literature is explicit theorizing on the intersections of emotion and time. In this review article, we begin by examining literature that explores both how time (e.g. temporal control, perceived amount) influences emotional responses and how emotions (e.g. emotional intensity, valence) impact perceptions of time. Although such researc…
Sociology (6 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Geography (2 works)