The Feminine Mystique

Betty Friedan announced "Women's Mystery" in 1963 after experiencing depression, self-hatred, and dissatisfaction with mothers and housewives. This book focuses on "unnamed problems" and promotes social recognition of women's stress. Somehow, especially look at it in advertisements. As Joyce Hart pointed out in her article, this propaganda tells a woman that being a wife and a mother is all about life, and they have to find meaning in the shadow of the family Hmm.

Betty Friedan who wrote The Feminine Mystique is also talking about the ideal women's theme. She pointed out, "Women's mystery allows women to ignore their own identity and even encourages them, Mystic says they can answer." "Problem," Tom's wife ...... Mary's mother ". An American woman does not have a private image to confess that she is herself, she wants to become herself, or wants to become herself. And customs, women are not considered women. Mr. Freedon believes that "the core of today's women's problem is not gender, but identity issues - late development and escape of women's mystery." Role - If they want to be considered feminine, they will prescribe these roles

A popular book on contemporary American women is called "mystery of women". It was written by Betty Freed and published in 1963. The idea known as a woman's mystery is the traditional notion that women can only play a role in society. They have to stay at home to raise children and to raise children. In her book, Mr. Fridan asked women to establish a career. In the early 1960s, a committee was appointed to investigate the situation of women. It is led by Eleanor Roosevelt. She is a former first lady. The committee's findings will help to develop new rules and laws. The 1964 Civil Rights Act guarantees equal treatment for all groups. This includes women. However, after the law was enacted, many activists said it was not in place. Nationwide female organization - now - to start working to solve this problem