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Betty Friedan

'THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE'

1963- Inscribed, 1st edition, 2nd printing, association copy

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W. W. Norton & Co., Hardcover

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1963. First edition, 2nd printing, Inscribed. --'THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE'-- by BETTY FRIEDAN, who inscribed her book 'For Jean Dietz - companion in a torturous hour'. Laid-in is a hand-written invitation to Jean Dietz to meet with Betty Friedan privately and hear Friedan 'talk about full equality for women in truly equal partnership with men --'Pretty heady stuff!'

In good/very good condition. Dust jacket is chipped. Overall, a very nice Betty Friedan association copy.

Friedan's 'The Feminine Mystique' is often credited with kicking off 'second wave' feminism-- Friedan wrote about the social issues of womens lives: workplace equality, birth control, abortion, and women’s education. Friedan's book tapped into middle-class American women's dissatisfactions...with their lives, the routine of mid-century domestic life, house chores and caring for children. Her book also addressed women's discontent with ingrained societal sexism which limited womens opportunities to work or gain admittance to schools. After writing 'The Feminine Mystique', in 1986 Betty Friedan went on to co-found NOW (the National Organization for Women).

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