NOUN
- United States feminist who founded a national organization for women (born in 1921)
How To Use Betty Friedan In A Sentence
- This thesis aims at analyzing and interpreting the connotation of Betty Friedan's feminist thought, as well as its development and its meaning for women today.
- Betty Friedan expressed the dissatisfaction of some American women during the middle of the twentieth century.
- This article aims to analyze the thoughts of two most influential feminists in the dawn of the second women's movement-Simone de Beauvoir and Betty Friedan.
- This weekend, Daphne Merkin pondered on the opening page of The New York Times Sunday Magazine what men really want: ‘ Are men any more comfortable with female firebrands than they were before, say, Betty Friedan? The Little Princess | PopPolitics.com
- In more modern times, thanks to Betty Friedan and her followers, housecleaning is deemed total drudgery and demeaning work -- something that evidently should be relegated to the untouchable class of India. January Organizing and Housecleaning
- In the 1960s, Betty Friedan, the forerunner of the contemporary American women's movements, put forward her feminist theory of the "feminine mystique".
- In the second chapter, from psychological and feminist perspective, explains the reasons why negative female relationship exists, based on the theories of Phyllis Cheslerand and Betty Friedan.
- This weekend, [6] Daphne Merkin pondered on the opening page of The New York Times Sunday Magazine what men really want: ‘ Are men any more comfortable with female firebrands than they were before, say, Betty Friedan? Print - The Little Princess | PopPolitics.com
