Australian Ways

Dr Lenore Manderson teaches anthropology and sociology at the University of NSW. She is the author of a number of works including Overpopulation in Java: Problems and Reactions and Women, Politics and Change, and is the editor of Women's Work and Women's Roles.

• AcknowledgementsNotes on contributorsIntroduction: Towards an anthropology of industrialised society - Lenore Manderson1 The private life of the extended family: family, kinship and class in a middle class suburb of Sydney - Maila Stivens2 A community in crisis: bushfire in a district of the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales - Gretchen Poiner3 The phallus and the man: an analysis of male striptease - Susan Baggett Barham4 Across the bar: women's work in hotels - Sandra Grimes5 A case of status degradation: or how insult is added to injury - Judyth Watson6 Party selling: a new form of traditional hospitality amongst Turkish women migrants in Melbourne - Joy Elley7 The best scones in town: old women in an Australian country town - Wendy Walker-Birckhead8 The good go to heaven and the bad go to hell: doing patienthood on the orthopaedic ward - David C. HyndamanBibliographyIndex