Written after the author sent a questionnaire to her old college and received some startling results, this book included such chapter titles as "The Forfeited Self" and "The Passionate Journey." It criticized many of the then- authorities on behavior
Written after the author sent a questionnaire to her old college and received some startling results, this book included such chapter titles as "The Forfeited Self" and "The Passionate Journey." It criticized many of the then- authorities on behavior and neuroses, including Sigmund Freud, and to some extent, Margaret Mead. The central theme of this book is that, due to domestic technological developments and the demands of male soldiers returning from World War II, women have lost their identity. FTP, name this book by Betty Friedan that discussed the "problem that has no name' whose 1963 publication is often credited with launching second-wave feminism.
Written after the author sent a questionnaire to her old college and received some startling results, this book included such chapter titles as "The Forfeited Self" and "The Passionate Journey.
The {Feminine Mystique}