Nature, culture and gender /

• MacCormack, Carol P.
• Strathern, Marilyn

• Sex role
• Culture
• Nature

• Cambridge University Press,

• 0521234913

• Enlightenment an interpretation The science of freedom
• Constructing the social
• short history of the Papacy in the Middle Ages
• Mediated women representations in popular culture
• Learning about relationships
• Contemporary racisms and ethnicities social and cultural transformations
• Popular cultures in England 1550 1750
• Problems in materialism and culture selected essays
• Feminist interpretations and political theory
• Realities and relationships soundings in social construction
• Devil makes work leisure in capitalist Britain
• Social construction in context
• British cultural identities
• Western church in the Middle Ages
• Reign of Elizabeth I
• Crime and criminology an introduction
• Human aggression
• making of modern British politics 1867 1939
• later Middle Ages 1272 1485
• British politics since 1945
• Drugs and crime
• Nazism 1919 1945 The rise to power 1919 1934 a documentary reader
• Understanding psychology and crime perspectives on theory and action
• Hundred Years War
• English police a political and social history
• Church and society in late medieval England
• Aggression and its causes a biopsychosocial approach
• evolution of British social policy and the Welfare State c 1800 1993
• Britains decline problems and perspectives
• politics of the police
• Transforming qualitative information thematic analysis and code development
• Everyday conversation
• Designing qualitative research
• Aggression its causes consequences and control
• Contemporary British society
• Rethinking methods in psychology
• introduction to social constructionism
• Organisational behaviour and analysis an integrated approach