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Hildenbrand, Suzanne – Library Trends, 1985
Model for looking at the position of women in librarianship and other female-intensive professions consists of three parts: needs of emerging progressive or welfare state with its ever-growing list of activities; prevailing gender system in progressive America; and adjustments required to accommodate tensions between the first two. Forty-four…
Descriptors: Aspiration, Employed Women, History, Librarians
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Durant, Thomas J., Jr., Louden, Joyce S. – Phylon, 1986
Few research studies focus on middle class Blacks. This paper analyzes historical and contemporary perspectives of the group and illustrates how social mobility and social change influence the economic and political competitiveness of Blacks. Approaches and techniques for studying Blacks as part of the larger society are suggested. (VM)
Descriptors: Aspiration, Blacks, Competition, Middle Class
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Lloyd, John – History of Education, 1992
Considers evidence relating to the effectiveness of Scottish schools during the Second World War. Addresses four areas: (1) teacher loss and class size, (2) deterioration of primary education, (3) early leaving and absenteeism, and (4) rising aspirations and declining standards in secondary education. Concludes that the war had both positive and…
Descriptors: Aspiration, Educational History, Elementary Secondary Education, Faculty Mobility
Wong, James I. – 1977
In this study, the aspirations and frustrations of Chinese youth in the San Francisco Bay area are surveyed and evaluated. The social and political history of Chinese immigrants in the United States is discussed. The interface between Chinese cultural background and American society is explored. Factors in and problems of assimilation are…
Descriptors: Acculturation, Aspiration, Attitudes, Chinese Americans