In "The Problem That Has No Name," the author describes the malaise of "housewife culture," in which motherhood becomes a status symbol.
Its author offers a feminist reworking of important themes in social criticism, including the notion of a faltering masculine identity. In "The Problem That Has No Name," the author describes the malaise of "housewife culture," in which motherhood becomes a status symbol. For 10 points—name this 1963 book by Betty Friedan.
Its author offers a feminist reworking of important themes in social criticism, including the notion of a faltering masculine identity.
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