Betty Friedan's Critique of the Feminist Movement Has Been

question 129

Multiple Choice

Betty Friedan's critique of the feminist movement has been:

• A) described as the beginning of the second sexual revolution.
• B) linked to the increased interest in feminist philosophy.
• C) ignored by the present academic leadership of the women's movement.
• D) dismissed as the man-hating philosophy of a radical feminists.

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Definitions:

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