• "Introduction" 
• "Institutional Landscapes"
• "Noble Networks"
• "Scientific Women in the Craft Tradition"
• "Women's Traditions"

• "Battles over Scholarly Style"
• "Competing Cosmologies: Locating Sex and Gender in the Natural Order"
• "The Triumph of Complementarity"
• "The Public Route Barred"
• "The Exclusion of Women and the Structure of Knowledge"

• "How to Tell the Girls from the Boys"
• "Up and Down the Phyletic Ladder"
• "Hairy Men and Beautiful Women"

• "The Machinery of the Body"
• "The Physiological Division of Labor"
• "The Victorian Paradigm Ends"
• "Women and the Cosmic Nightmare"

• "Introduction"
• "Sociobiology, Biological Determinism, and Human Behavior"
• "The Brain and Human 'Nature'"
• "Hormones, the Brain, and Sex Differences"

Objectivity - What could be more true than science?

• "Theories of Human Origins and Cultural Evolution: Man the Hunter"
• "The Subordination of women: A Problematic Universal"

• "Patriarchal Science, Feminist Visions"

• "From the Woman Question in Science to the Science Question in Feminism"
• "Gender and Science: Two Problematic Concepts"
• "The Social Structure of Science: Complaints and Disorders"
• "Androcentrism in Biology and Social Science"
• "Natural Resources: Gaining Moral Approval for Scientific Genders and Genderized Sciences"

• "From Feminist Empiricism to Feminist Standpoint Epistemologies"
• "Other 'Others' and Fractured Identities: Issues for Epistemologists" 
• "Valuable Tensions and a New 'Unity of Science'"

• Rossiter, "Women's Work"
• Mitchell, "Henrietta Leavitt"
• Patterson, "Mary Somerville"
• Brush, "Drudges or Discoverers?"
• Et al : Contemporary Exemplars - biosketches

• Astin, "Citation Classics, . . "
• Cole/Zuckerman,"Marriage and Motherhood"
• Bielby, "Sex Differences in Careers"
• Fox, "Gender and . . Productivity. ."
• Keller, "The Wo/Man Scientist. . "
• Cole/Fiorentine, "Discrimination: Confusing. . "

• "Science Careers for Women and Men"
• "Reaching the Top of Academe: Ten Who Succeeded"
• "Taking a Different Road"

• "Pieces of the Puzzle: Toward a Bigger Picture"
• "Mapping Scientists' Careers"
• "What Can be Done?  Advice for Novices and Policy Makers"

• Rosser, "Reaching the Majority"
• Campbell/C-Wright, "Toward a Feminist Algebra"
• Sanders, "Girls and Technology: Villain Wanted"
• Barad, "Feminist . . Quantum Physics"
• Gross/Levitt, "Auspicating Gender" [A Critique]

• Benbow, "Sex Differences in Mathematical. .Ability"
• Et al, Further Commentary on Benbow
• Selkow, "Male-Female Differences in Math Ability"

• "Feminist Critiques of Science and Technology"
• "The Technology of Production: Making a Job of Gender"
• "Reproductive Technology: Delivered into Men's Hands"

Wajcman, Feminism Confronts Technology, 81-161

• "Domestic Technology: Labour-Saving or Enslaving"
• "The Built Environment: Women's Place, Gendered Space"
• "Technology as a Masculine Culture"

• "Achieving a New Technology"
• "Gender in the Microwave-World"
• "The Engineer and the Home Economist"

• "White Goods, Brown Goods"
• "Cooking and Zapping"
• "Gender: Making and Remaking"

• "Women in Engineering: A Promise Unfulfilled?"
• "Women's Work and Engineering: Theoretical Issues"
• "Paths to Engineering"
• "College Experiences"
• "Encountering the Engineering Workplace"

• "The Culture of Engineering in the Workplace"
• "The Family and the Engineering Career"
• "Conclusion"

• "An Introduction: Housework and Its Tools"
• "Housewifery: Household Work and Household Tools under Pre-Industrial Conditions"
• "The Invention of Housework: The Early Stages of Industrialization"
• "Twentieth-Century Changes in Household Technology"
• "The Roads not Taken: Alternative Social and Technical Approaches to Housework"

• "Household Technology and Household Work between 1900 and 1940"
• "The Postwar Years"
• "Postscript: Less Work for Mother"