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Rueschemeyer, Dietrich – American Journal of Sociology, 1982
In De la Division du Travail Social, Durkheim's causal explanation for secular increases in the division of labor and the differentiation of social structure is flawed. His metatheoretical concerns expressed in the critique of utilitarian social theory flawed his contributions to a causal explanation of social differentiation. (Author/AM)
Descriptors: Labor Utilization, Social Structure, Social Theories, Sociology

Valadez, Joseph J.; Clignet, Remi – American Journal of Sociology, 1984
By viewing housework as simply a way in which men oppress women, much understanding of how different cultures mediate between the natural and civilized worlds is lost. Simply rejecting housework as a valid task may also move societies further into the world of consumerism and control by large corporations. (IS)
Descriptors: Cultural Differences, Culture, Females, Feminism

Kaufman, Robert L. – American Journal of Sociology, 1983
Two factors which create differences in Black-White earnings are: (1) differentials between Blacks and Whites within divisions of the labor market; and (2) differences between industries and occupations in earnings, combined with the differential distribution of Blacks and Whites across labor market divisions. The labor market structure is crucial…
Descriptors: Black Employment, Blacks, Equal Opportunities (Jobs), Labor Force