The authors have updated this volume to include the latest feminist theory and practice, and the changes in the discipline of women's studies since the first edition was published in 1983.
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"The book is well researched and has a rich bibliography with each chapter, as well as interesting questions for discussion."--Winifred Whelan, St. Bonaventure University
"Excellent! Any quick, easy commentary belittles the quality of this reader. This is very good."--T.M. Kluz, Auburn University
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"By far the finest text for Women's Studies I have seen....A balanced, reasonable, comprehensive and academically sound review."--M. Joanne Fisher, Loyola Marymount University
"I don't ever recall being so impressed by a text."--Judith Gerson, Rutgers University
"Far superior to any of the other texts in current use for Introduction to Women's Studies courses."--Marilyn Skinner, Northern Illinois University
"An excellent text. The comprehensive coverage of all aspects of women's lives reflects the authors' wide range and depth of knowledge on current issues of importance."--Susan D. Bachrach, Queens College
"A work of thorough, thoughtful and thought-provoking scholarship."--New Directions for Women
"Makes a vast amount of valuable information accessible to introductory level students. The photographs are superb and powerful."--Roseanne Hoetel, Alma College
"Fine introduction to Women's Studies, as well as background in the interdisciplinary areas."--Ellen Glascock, St. Francis College
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Virginia Held is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York Graduate School. Sarah B. Pomeroy is Professor of History at Columbia University.
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