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Educated in Romance: Women, Achievement, and College Culture is a book by Sharon R. Horner that examines the ways in which romantic relationships and expectations shape the experiences of college women. The book is based on research with college women at a large public university, and offers a nuanced and detailed look at the ways in which these women navigate the complex and often contradictory expectations surrounding romance and achievement.
The book begins by discussing the cultural and historical context of romance and achievement for college women, including the ways in which these expectations have changed over time and the ways in which they are shaped by broader social and cultural forces. It then examines the ways in which college women experience and respond to these expectations, including the ways in which they balance the demands of romance and achievement.
The book also looks at the ways in which college women negotiate the sometimes conflicting expectations of romance and achievement, including the strategies they use to manage these expectations and the challenges they face in doing so. It discusses the implications of these findings for understanding the experiences of college women and the ways in which they are shaped by cultural and social expectations.
Overall, Educated in Romance is a valuable and thought-provoking book that offers a unique perspective on the experiences of college women. It is an important resource for anyone interested in gender studies, education, or the intersection of romance and achievement.