It contended that suburban middle-class housewives, despite all of the apparent comfort of their lives, cannot find happiness in a gender-stratified society.  
One section discusses a 1961 Ladies' Home Journal article entitled "The Sandwich Maker," in which a woman who tries to run a sandwich stand at her husband's factory ends up discontent.  Published in 1963, this work coined the term "comfortable concentration camps" to describe "the problem with no name," whose psychological roots the author attributes in the fifth chapter to Freud.  It contended that suburban middle-class housewives, despite all of the apparent comfort of their lives, cannot find happiness in a gender-stratified society.  FTP, identify this work by Betty Friedan.
One section discusses a 1961 Ladies' Home Journal article entitled "The Sandwich Maker," in which a woman who tries to run a sandwich stand at her husband's factory ends up discontent.  
The Feminine Mystique