The Woman in American HistoryAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1971 - 207 pages |
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Page 30
... aware of their disadvantaged position . The Ante - Bellum period , then , was for women one of spreading educational and economic opportunities with simul- taneous frustrations and increasing restraints . It was a period of change and ...
... aware of their disadvantaged position . The Ante - Bellum period , then , was for women one of spreading educational and economic opportunities with simul- taneous frustrations and increasing restraints . It was a period of change and ...
Page 130
... aware of the fact that , inevitably , they were con- stantly falling short of their goals . But they refused to be satisfied with things as they were , alerted contemporaries to the worst evils of their time , and took the first all ...
... aware of the fact that , inevitably , they were con- stantly falling short of their goals . But they refused to be satisfied with things as they were , alerted contemporaries to the worst evils of their time , and took the first all ...
Page 184
... aware of the real obstacles and considerations faced by women in making their life choices . This awareness has , in recent years , led to the growth of a new feminist movement . The reform wing of this movement is embodied in NOW ...
... aware of the real obstacles and considerations faced by women in making their life choices . This awareness has , in recent years , led to the growth of a new feminist movement . The reform wing of this movement is embodied in NOW ...
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References to this book
Theories of Women's Studies Gloria Bowles,Renate Duelli-Klein,Renate Klein No preview available - 1983 |