我国就业制度的演变及其对妇女发展的影响

文章着重研究不同的就业制度对妇女发展的深刻影响 ,阐述就业制度的选择与男女平等观念实现的关系 ,以期能为当前就业政策的制定提供一些理论思考     

‘I'm a good mother really!’ gendered parenting roles and responses to the disclosure of incest

The disclosure of incestuous abuse of a child constitutes such a departure from normative expectations of mothering that it necessitates a complete reappraisal and reconstruction of the mother's identity. This article draws on interview material with women in this situation in order to demonstrate how very traditional gendered parenting models were employed in repairing damaged identities. The ways in which such reliance on the protective and selfless aspects of mothering could contribute to the failure to recognise the abuse of their child are also discussed. In conclusion, motherhood as a source of power for women within the family is critically examined. Copyright © 2002 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

赫胥黎的完全人教育论

本文较系统地介绍和分析了赫胥黎关于完全人的教育理论 ,认为赫氏的完全人理论的核心就是强调科学教育与人文教育的结合 ,从而达到科学精神与人文精神在个体心灵上的融合。文章的最后分析了赫胥黎培养完全人的方法 ,这对于今天我国的高等学校的教学改革具有重要的启发意义     

现代国家、公民教育与宗教

现代国家实施公民教育,努力避免某一宗教活动侵入学校教育的公共领域并获得优势;现代民主国家实行政教分离,在各宗教中保持中立的法律原则;在公共教育领域,国家保障公民人格教育的普遍一致.同时,现代国家承认各宗教的宗教教育及其教义具有正当性并给予合理支持;国家为宗教积极参与社会公众的事业提供必要的法律指导,宗教也积极适应现代社会,成为社会公益事业的一部分.     

Transnational Migration: Bringing Gender In

This article aims to bring gender into an even tighter transnational migration focus by broadening and deepening our original framework of “gendered geographies of power,” linking it more directly to existing and emerging scholarship. We examine and highlight previously neglected areas such as the role of the state and the social imaginary in gendering transnational processes and experiences. We identify topics that remain under‐appreciated, under‐researched, and/or under‐theorized. Finally, we initiate a discussion of how a gendered analysis of transnational migration can help bridge this particular research to other gendered transnational processes under study that do not privilege migration.     

Preparing Parents for Adoption: An Agency Experience

To prepare for the complexities of family formation, 78 prospective adoptive parents participated in Pre-Adopt, a psychosocial educational orientation program offered by one private nonprofit agency. The five-session curriculum included an overview of adoption policies and procedures, discussion of the child placement process, exploration of couples' adoption concerns and expectations about child characteristics, information about adoption laws and birth-parent/child searches, and examination of anticipatory fantasies about birth parents. Program evaluation yielded statistically significant and clinically meaningful findings about changes in emotional readiness to adopt, parenting knowledge, and satisfaction with group participation, adoption policies and agency practices. Practice implications are considered.