Title

Domestic tranquility : a brief against feminism

Description

Carolyn Graglia argues that contemporary feminist see traditional wives and mothers as their main opponents.

Identifier

1140467

965320863

Creator

Graglia, F Carolyn

Source

Brian Lamb Booknotes Collection

Gift of Brian Lamb, 2011.

Catalog record

Language

eng

Date

1998

Program air date: August 2, 1998

Publisher

Spence

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives

Subject

"Anti-feminism."

"Feminism."

"Sex role."

Relation

Original Booknotes interview

Rights

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Transcription of Annotations
Notes on front endpapers: Had a divorced mother. A woman President? Sexual revolution unrestrained abortion. What is the impact of the media (Playboy).m MASH p 82-83. Allan Bloom, George Gilder, Midge Dictor, F.A. Hayek, Gertrude Himmelfarb, 1965 speech Dan Patrick Moynahan, Judge Richard Poser, Paul Johnson. Sexual intercourse and the feminists. No fault divorce laws. Abortion, ERA. What is the Swedish model--lowest birthrate in world. No alimony. World's collectivist's societies. Church women. Ehrenreich, et al. Marquis de Sade. Mary Ann Glendon, Virginia Woolf. Why is the Feminist Mystique compared with Mein Kampf p 119. Brunnhilde's awakening--my decision not to go to work. 1985 illegitimacy rates--D.C. 88% p 298. Notes/underlinings: Notes: "43 years married, 3 daughters," "Hospice Austin," "Engels," "women same as men," "1 in 5 VD," "sexual intercourse," "Ginsburg," "Jews," "law schools," "Judge Ginsburg," "unendurable sacrifice," "greatest divorce rate," "study," "spiritual virginity," "ERA," "What's marriage," "childhood," "books," "women's movement," "1949 first savo," "Hillary Clinton," "seeds women's discontent," "Jewish society," "men's market overrated," "trend setting intellectuals," "two incomes," "parasites," "Mein Kampf," "oppose feminists," "Fox-Genovese," "Prozac," "Hillary Rodham Clinton," "Lenin," "Hayek," "China, Soviet Union," "women will still be opposed," "social conservatives," "1/4 of unmarried women have children," "1/3 women divorced," "2/3 of marriage divorce," "rate of pregnancy, DC 88%," "divorce, illegitimacy, poverty, crime," "1986 fertility rate," "black men," "homosexual study," "one million men," "resist sexual intercourse," "caesarean section," "Iris Mitgang," "* workplace," "witch figure," "Rud Kipling," "child care centers," "British nanny," "Rousseau," "David Gelernter," "Letters to Gelernters full time mothers," "caring for my children," "William Henry," "Friedan." Underlinings: Lamb's underlinings add details to the ideas/concepts brought out in his notes..