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| Introduction | |
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| Old Words and New Realities | |
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| Where We're Coming From | |
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| Where to Begin and What Follows | |
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| Speaking of Women | |
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| Tender Trap or SuperWoman? | |
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| Code Switching | |
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| Talking Troubles and Carrying Conversations | |
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| Some Books That Changed Our Lives | |
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| "What's for Dinner, Honey?":Work and Gender | |
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| Work: The First Fact of Life | |
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| "What's for Dinner?": Gender and Practical Economics | |
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| Planting and Harvesting: The Next Revolution | |
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| Off to Work We Go | |
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| Value, Valued, and Valuable | |
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| Interpreting Food, Work, and the Facts of Life | |
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| A Few of the Many Books You May Want to Read | |
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| Love and the Work of Culture | |
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| More than Personal Lives | |
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| The Personal Is Professional | |
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| Sex and Temperament | |
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| Situations on the Sepik | |
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| Daughters of Sex and Temperament | |
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| Beyond the Sepik | |
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| Intimacy and the World Stage | |
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| Conclusion: Their Last Great Work | |
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| So Many Books: Where Can I Start? | |
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| Blood and Milk: Biocultural Markers in the Lives of Women | |
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| Where Biology and Culture Meet in the Bodies of Women | |
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| Desire and Control | |
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| Comparative Childbirth | |
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| Motherhood and Fetal Subjects | |
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| Social Women in Biological Bodies: Some Conclusions | |
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| Some Very Important Books to Read | |
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| Primate Connections: How Natural is Nature Anyway? | |
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| Studying Chimpanzees | |
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| Studying Baboons | |
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| Studying the Human Nature of Women and Men | |
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| The Cultures of Breastfeeding | |
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| Some Evolutionary or Revolutionary Books to Read | |
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| Patterns of Partnering from Romance to Resistance | |
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| Varieties of Arrangements | |
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| Love Marriages and Lavish Weddings | |
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| Reading from Romance to Resistance | |
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| A Two-Bodied World: Cultural Systems for Separating Females and Males | |
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| Amazon: Women of the Forest and the Flutes | |
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| Melanesia: Birth and Semen | |
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| Islamic Middle East: Veiled Separations | |
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| Conclusions: What Do Systems of Separation Mean? | |