Summary
Originally published in 1991, this feminist tract called attention to the ground that was being lost in American culture-in the media, the workplace, and the home. Susan Faludi exposed the subtle depiction by the media of preferred roles for women, the continued glass ceiling in the workplace, and marketing that targets and objectifies women as passive consumers. Most pointedly, Faludi addresses political losses through years of a hostile Republican administration, and the need to regroup if the goals of equality that were fought for in the 1970s are to be truly realized.
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Bibliographic Details
Publisher: Three Rivers Pr Published date: 2006 Size: 5.75 x 8.25 inches Weight: 1.05 pounds Pages: 575
Publisher's Notes
Featuring a new introduction that examines new attacks on women's rights, a new edition of the classic study of anti-feminism in America reveals the biases against women in film, television, fashion, science, law, and politics, explaining how women have lost ground in their quest for equal rights. Winner of the National Book Critics Circle award. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.
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