The Feminine Mystique and dillettantism
In my last post on The Feminine Mystique, I asked why Betty Friedan seemed so gung-ho on shepherding women in the same working world that men of her era often found to be such a disheartening place. Well, towards the end of the book, Friedan addresses my exact point:
[A woman] can find identity only in work that is of real value to society—work for which…
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