One part of this work criticizes the application of functionalist sociology and Margaret Mead's Coming of Age in Samoa to American women, and another chapter criticizes Freud's "penis envy" as outdated and eccentric.
One part of this work criticizes the application of functionalist sociology and Margaret Mead's Coming of Age in Samoa to American women, and another chapter criticizes Freud's "penis envy" as outdated and eccentric. Another chapter analyzes the title concept in relation to appliance advertisements in the 1950s, and one of the most important sections in this work calls for universities to make education uniform for all students, rather than making women's classes easier.  The inability to live up to the title idea is called "the problem with no name" throughout, FTP, what bible of second-wave feminism by Betty Friedan?
One part of this work criticizes the application of functionalist sociology and Margaret Mead's Coming of Age in Samoa to American women, and another chapter criticizes Freud's "penis envy" as outdated and eccentric.
The {Feminine Mystique}