Christine L. Williams is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin.

"Williams [has] done us a service by urging us to look more closely at the complex forms of identity that emerge on both sides of the sexual divide and at the interplay between them."

• Foreword by Neil J. SmelserAcknowledgmentsI. INTRODUCTION2. INTEGRATING THE MARINE CORPS AND NURSING3. FEMININITY IN THE MARINE CORPS4· MASCULINITY IN NURSING5. FEMALE MARINES AND MALE NURSESMethodological AppendixNotesBibliographyIndex

Christine L. Williams is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin.

"Williams [has] done us a service by urging us to look more closely at the complex forms of identity that emerge on both sides of the sexual divide and at the interplay between them."

• Foreword by Neil J. SmelserAcknowledgmentsI. INTRODUCTION2. INTEGRATING THE MARINE CORPS AND NURSING3. FEMININITY IN THE MARINE CORPS4· MASCULINITY IN NURSING5. FEMALE MARINES AND MALE NURSESMethodological AppendixNotesBibliographyIndex

Christine L. Williams is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Texas at Austin.

"Williams [has] done us a service by urging us to look more closely at the complex forms of identity that emerge on both sides of the sexual divide and at the interplay between them."

• Foreword by Neil J. SmelserAcknowledgmentsI. INTRODUCTION2. INTEGRATING THE MARINE CORPS AND NURSING3. FEMININITY IN THE MARINE CORPS4· MASCULINITY IN NURSING5. FEMALE MARINES AND MALE NURSESMethodological AppendixNotesBibliographyIndex