This British author, academic, and journalist frequently lives and works in the US. Her writing delves into the profound societal shifts driven by the increasing presence of female graduates and professionals. She critically examines the unique experiences of this demographic, highlighting how their lives diverge from other women. Her work explores the widening gulf that signals the end of traditional notions of sisterhood.
Provides an examination of the theoretical perspectives in contemporary sociology and their roots in classical theory. The book focuses specifically on the areas of functionalism, conflict theory, exchange theory, symbolic interactionism and phenomenology.
High-flying women have successfully smashed through the glass ceiling. But spare a thought for their lowly sisters who free them up in the home.