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Changing Women In A Changing Society

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c. 1973

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Lespar Library Collection

Overview

Author: Huber, Joan (Ed.)
Publisher: University Of Chicago Press, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.
Pages: 295 p
Class'n:BOOKS/Wlm/Ant: Feminist Theoiy, Anthologies

Historical information

Lespar Library: Feminist Theory, Education, Sex-Roles, Mental Health, Work, Marriage, Wages, Race, Health, France, U.S.A., Anthologies

Subjects: Wlm/Ant

(22 Articles In Book. Orig. Pub. As Vol.78, No.4 Of American Journal Of Sociology)

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cwa-org-221-QAOB0568/2022.LL.281

ISBN

0226356450

Item type

Themes

Social History
LGBTQI+ > Lesbian

Material

Place made

United States

Year

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Thursday, 25 July, 2024

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