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Feminism, Family, and Community  

Jean Bethke Elshtain ▪ Fall 1982

must write a piece on feminism, family, and community. I write as someone who has been involved in the politics of the feminist movement since the early 1960s, someone who characterizes her own work as made possible in part by …



Neither Dominant Nor Subordinate: The Women’s Movement and American Culture  

Catharine R. Stimpson ▪ Summer 1980

To ask about the new feminism and contemporary American culture, I must begin with Le Deuxieme Sexe, which Simone de Beauvoir published in France 31 years ago. Joyless but monumental, that book articulated a concept of woman that American feminists, …



Against the Neoconservatives: Freud versus Feminism  

Amy Gutmann ▪ Spring 1979

The attitude of the women’s movement toward Freud has changed in recent years. The movement’s beginnings were marked by an attack upon what were seen as the rationalizations of Freudian theory for the subordination of women. Naomi Weisstein’s “Kinder, Kuche, …



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