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Woman in sexist society ; studies in power and powerlessness

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History
Women
Feminisme
Published 1971 New American Library 4 views
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0451618831
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Vivian Gornick

Vivian Gornick's noted essays on literature and feminism have appeared in The Village Voice, The New York Times, The Nation, and other national publications. She lives in New York.

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This volume is an anthology of articles written by some 30 female scholars and writers. Each woman draws upon mastery of her discipline and on a commitment to eliminating the social and personal costs of sexism; and also the arguments from current social customs and "Nature" that the editors feel lock both men and women into life-denying stereotypes of masculinity and femininity.

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