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Other Topic Resources
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Questioning Gender Roles
Questioning Politics
- Myths of Gender: Biological Theories about Women and Men [Book], by Anne Fausto-Sterling. Basic Books, Inc., Publishers: NY (1985) 258 pp.
- Sexing the Body: Gender Politics and the Construction of Sexuality, by Anne Fausto-Sterling. Basic Books, Inc., Publishers: NY. 480 pp. This path-breaking study of gender and sexuality is the first to go beyond the nature/nurture debate to offer an alternate framework for considering questions of sex and sexuality. Through an inquiry into intersexuals, or hermaphrodites, a biologist questions the ways that science has defined human sexuality and examines both the scientific and cultural debates about sexual identity. Fausto-Sterling's earlier work, Myths of Gender, has become a standard text in women's studies courses.
- The Mismeasure of Woman: Why Women are not the Inferior Sex, the Superior Sex, or the Opposite Sex [Book], by Carol Tavris. 1992. 398 pages.
Questioning Politics
- Montgomery County Green Party website
- U.S. Green Party website
- The Democrats: A Critical History, [Book], by Lance Selfa. Haymarket Books: Chicago. (2008) 241 pp. See Amazon.com.
- The Green Alternative: Creating an Ecological Future [Book], by Brian Tokar. New Society Publishers: Philadelphia, PA (1992) 192 pp. See review.
- Ralph's Revolt: The Case for Joining Nader's Rebellion [Book], by Greg Bates. Common Courage Press: Monroe, Maine. (2004) 175 pp. See interview with author.
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About Your Teacher, Mary "Tyrtle" Rooker
- is a member of Betsy Bergstrom's Compassionate Depossession Teachers Alliance,
- has studied with world-renowned shamans and healers, and
- is a licensed minister with the Circle of the Sacred Earth.
To learn more about shamanism, see Resources.
(c) 1999, Mary Rooker * Please obtain permission before reproducing anything from this website. Thanks!