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An Analysis of Betty Friedan’s: The Feminine Mystique
0Explore the seismic impact of Betty Friedan’s seminal work through Elizabeth Whitaker’s incisive analysis. This essential guide unpacks Friedan’s revelation of widespread dissatisfaction among homemakers, exposing how restrictive gender roles fueled a hidden malaise. Discover how this profound social critique catalyzed the second-wave feminist movement, fundamentally challenging societal norms and igniting a global demand for women’s rights. An indispensable resource for students of gender studies, sociology, and anyone passionate about the history of feminist theory and social transformation. Understand the intellectual bedrock of women’s liberation.
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An Analysis of Marcel Mauss’s The Gift: The Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Societies
0Dive into the core principles of cultural exchange with a sharp analysis of Marcel Mauss’s seminal *The Gift*. This essential guide unpacks the intricate sociology and anthropology of gift-giving in archaic societies, revealing the unspoken laws and reciprocal commitments that bind communities. Crucial for students of social sciences and anyone seeking to understand societal structures in India, this book offers profound insights into the dynamics of exchange and the very ‘glue’ of social cohesion.