Review essay: Dominant and muted discourses in popular representations of feminism

Julia T. Wood

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FIRE WITH FIRE: THE NEW FEMALE POWER AND HOW TO USE IT. By Naomi Wolf. New York: Fawcett Columbine, 1993; pp. xxix + 373; paper $12.00. THE MORNING AFTER: SEX, FEAR, AND FEMINISM. By Katie Roiphe. New York: Little Brown/Back Bay Books, 1993; pp. xxii + 180; paper $8.95. WHO STOLE FEMINISM?: HOW WOMEN HAVE BETRAYED WOMEN. By Christina Hoff Sommers. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1994; pp. 320; paper $12.00.

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