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Equality and gender, divided versus multiple subjectivity: a response to Allon J Uhlmann's 'The sociology of subjectivity, and the subjectivity of sociologists'

The British Journal of Sociology
 Volume 55 No 3 September 2004
pages 433-438

[no abstract available]

Michael Bittman
Social Policy Research Centre, University of New South Wales, and

Jocelyn Pixley
University of New South Wales

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