The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist RevolutionOn feminism and women's liberation. |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 18
Page 32
... sex roles * " Liberation " as opposed to " emancipation " to denote freedom from sexual classification altogether rather than merely an equal- izing of sex roles . Nevertheless , I have always found the name heavy , too flavored with ...
... sex roles * " Liberation " as opposed to " emancipation " to denote freedom from sexual classification altogether rather than merely an equal- izing of sex roles . Nevertheless , I have always found the name heavy , too flavored with ...
Page 217
... sexual intercourse is definitely not encouraged ( after all , Neill observes , quite rightly , " they " would close down the school ) . What's worse , sex roles have not begun to be eliminated , something beyond the scope of such an ex ...
... sexual intercourse is definitely not encouraged ( after all , Neill observes , quite rightly , " they " would close down the school ) . What's worse , sex roles have not begun to be eliminated , something beyond the scope of such an ex ...
Page 222
... sex roles relaxed to a degree that would have disgraced a Victorian . He had no crippling doubts about his role , nor about the function and value of marriage . To him it was simply an economic arrangement of some selfish benefit , one ...
... sex roles relaxed to a degree that would have disgraced a Victorian . He had no crippling doubts about his role , nor about the function and value of marriage . To him it was simply an economic arrangement of some selfish benefit , one ...
Contents
THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
Copyright | |
8 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
achieve adults Aesthetic Mode analysis artificial artist attempt basic become biological family black woman century chil child childhood class system created cultural cultural revolution cybernation division economic class Electra Complex eliminate emotional Engels eroticism existence experience father feel female feminine feminist movement feminist revolution forced Freud Freudianism function genital girl household human ideal incest taboo individual institutions kibbutz labor least lives longer male marriage ment modern mother myth nature never nuclear family Oedipus Complex one's oppression organization parents patriarchal perhaps physical play political politicos power psychology problem production psychoanalysis psychology racism radical feminism radical feminist reality reinforce relationship repression reproduction response revolutionary romanticism seen sex class sexual sexual revolution Shulamith Firestone Simone de Beauvoir social society structure tion traditional white woman women and children women's liberation