Sally Hacker

Sara "Sally" Lynn Hacker (''née'' Swank, September 25, 1936 – July 24, 1988) was a feminist sociologist who investigated cultures surrounding technology. She was interested in how changes in technology affected gender stratification. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Doing it the hard way : investigations of gender and technology /

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    Pleasure, power, and technology : some tales of gender, engineering, and the cooperative workplace /

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    Patterns of work and leisure : an investigation of the relationships between childhood and current styles of leisure and current career behavior among young women graduates in the field of public school education
    by Hacker, Sally, 1936-1988
    Published 1969

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    Pleasure, power, and technology : some tales of gender, engineering, and the cooperative workplace /
    by Hacker, Sally, 1936-1988
    Published 2017

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