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Well-known women may be included (Rosa Parks, Hilary Clinton) who are not theorists at all! Yet an adequate literature has been available for many years-books by women theorists and analyses of them by reputable scholars. The trend has been for women to be added in later editions, but with scant or no discussion of their views or comparison with those of men theorists. Classical theory textbooks in use over the last 25 years were examined, some in many editions. Women are included only late, in contemporary sociology and gender studies. This has a broad effect in all fields within sociology, giving students the impression that men are the sources (the only in earlier times).
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While great improvements have been made in women’s professional advancement in sociology, it is contended that enormous sexism remains in sociological theory books, and the courses (often compulsory) associated with them.
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