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The Fountain of Age

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Summary of The Fountain of Age

In "The Fountain of Age," Betty Friedan, the acclaimed author behind "The Feminine Mystique," shifts her insightful gaze from the challenges of gender to the complexities of aging in modern society. Published on September 27, 1993, this pioneering work delves into the social and personal implications of aging for both men and women, challenging the conventional stereotypes and expectations that society holds. Friedan's compelling narrative invites readers, especially those in adult education settings, to rethink the meaning of age, advocating for a more inclusive and equitable view that enriches our understanding of gender equality. This book not only explores how aging individuals navigate their later years but also how these experiences intersect with issues of gender, providing profound reflections for those interested in social justice. Friedan encourages us to consider how we can all contribute to a society that honors and respects our journey through all stages of life.

Book Details

Published by Simon & Schuster on September 27, 1993
671 pages
ISBN: 9780671400279
Best for readers in Adulthood
This book provides valuable insights into Gender Equality , highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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