Faces of Feminism: A Study of Feminism as a Social Movement

Barbara Penny Kanner · Olive Banks

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Faces of Feminism admirably demonstrates the movement has a history going back one and a half centuries and has shown itself remarkably resilient to the attacks, defeats and attempts to silence its message. Sociology . The most complete history to date of women's movements. [The author] covers feminism in England and America from 1840 to the present showing clearly - as previous studies have not - the philosophical and political strands that link the new feminism of the past two decades with the old feminism. Victorian Periodicals Review .

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