How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
"My supervisor is Dr. Barry Farber." "And where's he at?" "Dr. Farber's at a conference in Florida. She's delivering a speech there. […] Funny thing about professional women these days, isn't it? The world is crawling with them." (9.127)
Dominick naturally assumes that Dr. Barry Farber is a man, and Sheffer turns that around on him as though he's chauvinistic for assuming that. This may be true, but we might have done the same thing—her name is Barry, which is most commonly a male nickname.