Jacqueline S Weinstock
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 768465 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jacqueline S Weinstock |
| PRENOMES | Jacqueline S |
| SOBRENOME | Weinstock |
| ASSINATURA | WEINSTOCK J S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Vermont |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Just friends
When we co-edited the book Lesbian Friendships in 1996, we wanted to focus more attention on the functions and meanings of friendships among lesbians. We asked lesbians to write about the ways in w
Bisexual Women's Friendship Experiences
While filling in some gaps in the literature and successfully expanding the discourse on friendships to include bisexual and bi-curious women's friendships, Bisexual Women: Friendship and Social Organization also raises a diversity of issues and poses several challenges for of research and theorizing on friendships. Three of these challenges are explored in this chapter: (1) conceptualizing sexual identities in friendship dyadic research; (2) the…
Lesbian FLEX-ibility
Lesbian ex-lover relationships have frequently been noted as unique phenomena, yet they have received little empirical or theoretical attention. In this article, the available literature on lesbian ex-lovers is examined, as are possible factors and/or motivations among lesbians for maintaining ties with ex-lovers, and especially for constructing close friend and/or family connections among lesbian ex-lovers-what the author calls FLEX relationship…
Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships
(2004). Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships. Journal of Lesbian Studies: Vol. 8, Lesbian Ex-Lovers: The Really Long-Term Relationships, pp. 1-8
Building Bridges
Friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women were explored using a sample of 47 mostly White women (23 lesbians and 24 heterosexual women), ages 18 to 25, that reported at least one close lesbian-heterosexual woman friendship. A majority of participants indicated that friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women had both uniquely positive and negative aspects that could be attributed to the difference in sexual identity. Positive as…
Lesbian Friendships at Midlife
This article examines current patterns and future possibilities for lesbians' friendships at midlife. Drawing upon the particular historical and developmental experiences of white, middle-class lesbians at midlife today, three patterns of “friends as family” are identified and explored: (a) friends as substitute family members, (b) friends as a challenge to the core family structure, and (c) friends as in-laws. While each friendship pattern refle…
The Listening Partners Program
The Listening Partners intervention is described and analyzed as a synthesis of feminism and community psychology, within a developmental framework. Working from an empowerment perspective, this social action, peer group intervention supported a community of poor, rural, isolated, young, White mothers to gain a greater voice, claim the powers of their minds, and collaborate in developmental leadership—creating settings that promote their own deve…
Conceptions of Conflict in Close Friendships and Ways of Knowing among Young College Women
Researchers have focused only limited attention on conflicts in adults' close friendships, and rarely from a developmental perspective. This study examined the relationships between young college women's epistemological perspectives and their conceptions of conflicts with close friends. Twenty-five female college students, most white and middle-class, participated in individual interviews regarding their thinking about knowledge and truth, and co…
The Politics of Prevention
Lesbian Friendships at Midlife
This article examines current patterns and future possibilities for lesbians' friendships at midlife. Drawing upon the particular historical and developmental experiences of white, middle-class lesbians at midlife today, three patterns of “friends as family” are identified and explored: (a) friends as substitute family members, (b) friends as a challenge to the core family structure, and (c) friends as in-laws. While each friendship pattern refle…
The Listening Partners Program
The Listening Partners intervention is described and analyzed as a synthesis of feminism and community psychology, within a developmental framework. Working from an empowerment perspective, this social action, peer group intervention supported a community of poor, rural, isolated, young, White mothers to gain a greater voice, claim the powers of their minds, and collaborate in developmental leadership—creating settings that promote their own deve…
Building Bridges
Friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women were explored using a sample of 47 mostly White women (23 lesbians and 24 heterosexual women), ages 18 to 25, that reported at least one close lesbian-heterosexual woman friendship. A majority of participants indicated that friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women had both uniquely positive and negative aspects that could be attributed to the difference in sexual identity. Positive as…
Bisexual Women's Friendship Experiences
While filling in some gaps in the literature and successfully expanding the discourse on friendships to include bisexual and bi-curious women's friendships, Bisexual Women: Friendship and Social Organization also raises a diversity of issues and poses several challenges for of research and theorizing on friendships. Three of these challenges are explored in this chapter: (1) conceptualizing sexual identities in friendship dyadic research; (2) the…
Lesbian FLEX-ibility
Lesbian ex-lover relationships have frequently been noted as unique phenomena, yet they have received little empirical or theoretical attention. In this article, the available literature on lesbian ex-lovers is examined, as are possible factors and/or motivations among lesbians for maintaining ties with ex-lovers, and especially for constructing close friend and/or family connections among lesbian ex-lovers-what the author calls FLEX relationship…
Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships
(2004). Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships. Journal of Lesbian Studies: Vol. 8, Lesbian Ex-Lovers: The Really Long-Term Relationships, pp. 1-8
Conceptions of Conflict in Close Friendships and Ways of Knowing among Young College Women
Researchers have focused only limited attention on conflicts in adults' close friendships, and rarely from a developmental perspective. This study examined the relationships between young college women's epistemological perspectives and their conceptions of conflicts with close friends. Twenty-five female college students, most white and middle-class, participated in individual interviews regarding their thinking about knowledge and truth, and co…
Just friends
When we co-edited the book Lesbian Friendships in 1996, we wanted to focus more attention on the functions and meanings of friendships among lesbians. We asked lesbians to write about the ways in w
The Politics of Prevention
Lesbian Friendships at Midlife
This article examines current patterns and future possibilities for lesbians' friendships at midlife. Drawing upon the particular historical and developmental experiences of white, middle-class lesbians at midlife today, three patterns of “friends as family” are identified and explored: (a) friends as substitute family members, (b) friends as a challenge to the core family structure, and (c) friends as in-laws. While each friendship pattern refle…
The Listening Partners Program
The Listening Partners intervention is described and analyzed as a synthesis of feminism and community psychology, within a developmental framework. Working from an empowerment perspective, this social action, peer group intervention supported a community of poor, rural, isolated, young, White mothers to gain a greater voice, claim the powers of their minds, and collaborate in developmental leadership—creating settings that promote their own deve…
Conceptions of Conflict in Close Friendships and Ways of Knowing among Young College Women
Researchers have focused only limited attention on conflicts in adults' close friendships, and rarely from a developmental perspective. This study examined the relationships between young college women's epistemological perspectives and their conceptions of conflicts with close friends. Twenty-five female college students, most white and middle-class, participated in individual interviews regarding their thinking about knowledge and truth, and co…
Building Bridges
Friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women were explored using a sample of 47 mostly White women (23 lesbians and 24 heterosexual women), ages 18 to 25, that reported at least one close lesbian-heterosexual woman friendship. A majority of participants indicated that friendships between lesbians and heterosexual women had both uniquely positive and negative aspects that could be attributed to the difference in sexual identity. Positive as…
Lesbian FLEX-ibility
Lesbian ex-lover relationships have frequently been noted as unique phenomena, yet they have received little empirical or theoretical attention. In this article, the available literature on lesbian ex-lovers is examined, as are possible factors and/or motivations among lesbians for maintaining ties with ex-lovers, and especially for constructing close friend and/or family connections among lesbian ex-lovers-what the author calls FLEX relationship…
Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships
(2004). Lesbian Ex-Lover Relationships. Journal of Lesbian Studies: Vol. 8, Lesbian Ex-Lovers: The Really Long-Term Relationships, pp. 1-8
Bisexual Women's Friendship Experiences
While filling in some gaps in the literature and successfully expanding the discourse on friendships to include bisexual and bi-curious women's friendships, Bisexual Women: Friendship and Social Organization also raises a diversity of issues and poses several challenges for of research and theorizing on friendships. Three of these challenges are explored in this chapter: (1) conceptualizing sexual identities in friendship dyadic research; (2) the…
Just friends
When we co-edited the book Lesbian Friendships in 1996, we wanted to focus more attention on the functions and meanings of friendships among lesbians. We asked lesbians to write about the ways in w
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