Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
The Feminine Mystique (1957–63)
1957–63 — Asked to survey her Smith College classmates fifteen years after graduation, Betty Friedan finds educated wives unhappy in ways they could not name. The questionnaire grows into The Feminine Mystique, published on 19 February 1963.
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- Origins of second-wave feminism (chapter 1 of Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution)
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- Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015
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