Science, Myth, Reality

?This monograph is an attempt to appraise critically the research literature on the black family, In essence, the author's argument is that much of what passes for reality in this area is actually myth, i.e., an ethnocentric interpretation of the facts of black family life...it is useful to see the assumptions of a broad range of studies brought into question....This book contains an excellent bibliography. Recommended for undergraduate and graduate libraries with strong holdings in the area of family studies.?-Choice