Sex and the Office 2/e H. Flenner and scripts as developed by

and scripts as developed by recognized EMDR experts

and challenges those who treat new social movements as instances of wider social change while often ignoring their more "local" and "dispersed" importance

and a hunger for the ultimate experience

a mere tenet of personal faith

and the impact of private prisons

Sex and the Office 2/e H. Flenner and scripts as developed byThis transformative book examines men's and women's changing attitudes toward sex and gender in the US workplace. Between 1870 and 1970, white collar office work became the leading form of employment for American women. As more and more women took office jobs, men and women workers attempted to make sense of this new environment where the workplace became a site of gendered power negotiations: Emotional and sexual desires entangled with "rational"