Feminist Thought: A Comprehensive IntroductionProvides an overview of feminist theory. Covers the perspectives of the psychoanalitic, existential, and postmodern schools of feminism. |
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Historical Development | 13 |
Critiques of Liberal Feminism | 31 |
The Origin of the Family Private | 47 |
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