Sex and Gender in Human Societies

CONTENTS
• Changing Roles of Women in Egypt’s Newly Reclaimed Lands.
• Cross-Cultural Codes Dealing with the Relative Status of Women.
• Hidden Meanings: Explorations into a Bamanan Construction of Gender.
• Interpreting Androgynous Woman: Female Aging and Personhood Among the Kel Ewey Tuareg.
• Margaret Mead’s View of Sex Roles in Her Own and Other Societies.
• Myth of Male Superiority: Rise and Demise.
• Religion and Repression enforcing Feminine Inequality in an ““Egalitarian Society””.
• Rituals of Gender: A Study of Etiquette, Public Symbols, and Cognition.
• Sex, Status, and Authority in Egalitarian Society.
• Sexuality and the Moral ““Construction”” of Women in an Islamic Society.
• Who Does What to the Sago? A Kwoma Variation of Sepik River Sex Roles.

CONTRIBUTORS
Shoeir Sukkari-Stolba • Martin King Whyte • Maria Grosz-Ngate • Susan J. Rasmussen • Peggy Reeves Sanday • Seymour Parker • Hilda Parker • Frank A. Salamone • Elsie B. Begler • Jane L. Bauer • Margaret Holmes Williamson.