1974/01/31 by Wally Seccombe
Social Sciences · #Political Economy and Marxism
paper · doi:10.64590/bdk
The re-emergence of a women’s movement in the late sixties brought with it a flood of radical literature on the oppression of women. The bulk of this writing was descriptive in character. While the portrayal of women’s life-circumstances was often vivid and accurate, the analysis was generally very . . .