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Available
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Collection
Publication
New York : HarperCollinsPublishers, c1996.
Description
Using her own life story as a springboard, Nancy Friday traces the past 25 years of changes in women's attitudes about self-esteem, appearance, and sexuality. Enormously fun to read.--New York Times Book Review.
User reviews
LibraryThing member pipercat519
this was awful to read. I'm sure there were some good ideas in there somewhere, but I couldn't get past the too personal narrative. I really don't care who Nancy Friday was as a child. . . anymore than I care about her transformation as a powerful woman. Blaghh. What a waste of ime.
LibraryThing member wyvernfriend
An interesting view of feminism from, not quite my generation, but a half-step or step before. Looks at some of the issues that are still haunting society.
With definitions for women we've left men without roles, these questions are going to have to be answered to heal society.
With definitions for women we've left men without roles, these questions are going to have to be answered to heal society.
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Language
Original publication date
1996
Physical description
xii, 589 p.; 25 cm
ISBN
0060171405 / 9780060171407
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Call number
7.31.22 F7 p