Editorial reflection on Total Woman critique of feminism
Beth Falk and Lisa Lerman analyze the Total Woman movement as a capitalist, mixed-feeling response to feminism. They note profit motive, middle-class appeal, and parallels to consciousness-raising while condemning anti feminist aims and dehumanizing gender roles. Janet Blair dissents forthcoming.
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New York Times
Total Woman
Marabel Morgan
Ms. Magazine
Barnard
Beth Falk
Lisa Lerman
Janet Blair
The Total Woman Comes to Barnard Campus Course
Barnard proposes a Total Woman course by Curriculum Review Committee to teach enticing Columbia men and revive campus romance. The plan emphasizes feminine “kitchen personality” and tips on hair care makeup and whispering nothings. Committee chair Nicole Bronson says Barnard women seek companionship and fulfillment with Columbia men despite academic aims.
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Marabel Morgan
Barnard
Ms. Morgan
Columbia
Nicole Bronson
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