Women's liberation in the twentieth century
By: edited by Mary C. Lynn.
Contributors: Lynn, Mary C., 1943-
Series: Problems in American history
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 139
Subjects: Feminism -- United States.; United States -- Social conditions.
Table of contents: title: Critiques of woman's role: Goldman, E. Marriage and love. Gilman, C. P. The lady of the house. Gilman, C. P. Socializing the household industries. Sanger, M. Birth control. Eastman, C. The status of women.; title: Unsolved problems: Catt, C. C. Wanted; a new department. Martin, A. Feminists and future political action. Seabury, F. G. Stereotypes. Ulrich, M. S. Diary.; title: Reaction, the feminine mystique: Wylie, P. Common women. Farnham, M. and Lundberg, F. The reconstruction of the home. Herschberger, R. A world of differences. Modern marriage. Spock, B. The common sense book of baby and child care.; title: The new feminism: Rossi, A. S. Why feminism declined. Friedan, B. A new life plan for woman. Dixon, M. Why women's liberation. Mainardi, P. The politics of housework. Consciousness-raising.; title: Visions of the future: Rossi, A. S. Profile. Bird, C. The case for equality. Firestone, S. Alternatives.