The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan

In the 1960s, women wanted to define identities in society, whether they are housewife's role, career, or both. The recognition of this American society brought women's liberation movement to most women in the 1960 's. During this period, several women emerged as activists and established protections against gender-based discrimination; Betty Friedan, Carol Hanish, and Gloria Stannam. Each activist clarifies how his tone and message will achieve the overall goal in his articles, books, and speech to end the myth that women play a role as a housewife As shown in Fig.

Feminine Mistique, Author: Betty Friedan, Anna · Quindoln (Profile), September 2001. This book changed the consciousness of the country and the world. Breakthrough, epoch-making, classical - these adjectives rarely explain the magical earth's crushing and long-term effects of Betty Friedan women. This book defines "unnamed problem". This causes the second wave of feminist movement and awakens women and men's insight into social relations. Best selling nationwide, sales of over 1 million copies

At the time of writing this, my heart is chatting. This is the title of the opening chapter of "Female Mystery", Betty Friedan's 1963 feudal feminist declaration. For my own purposes, I apologize in advance and change it using three quotes I think are most meaningful for my own purposes. How can she trust her inner voice when she denies the traditional, accepted truth she lived? But the liberal I spoke finally listened to the inner voice and seemed to have incredibly explored the truth of contemptuous media. "

Finally, in the 1960s, Betty Friedan's mystery and sexual liberation movement promoted nuclear marriage and a happy housewife ideal. Betty Friedan says in the "mystery of women", "We can no longer ignore the inner voice of a woman," I want more things than my husband and children and my house " (78) This idea moves that romantic cartoons violate the value worth praising now; romantic cartoons can not survive in the face of strong opposition from all parties.