Flux: Women on Sex, Work, Kids, Love, and Life in a Half-Changed World - Hardcover

Orenstein, Peggy

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9780385498869: Flux: Women on Sex, Work, Kids, Love, and Life in a Half-Changed World

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0385498861 ISBN 13: 9780385498869

Publisher: Doubleday, 2000

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Examines what it means to be a woman at the dawn of the twenty-first century and describes how women negotiate among the ongoing choices and conflicts in their lives

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Review:

" I loved it just as much as Schoolgirls.... It' s brilliant, fascinating, touching, wonderfully composed."
--Anne Lamott
" This book could be a life (and relationship) saver."
--"Mademoiselle
"
" The dilemmas voiced in "Flux" should help to recast women' s life choices, moving them out of the domain of private ambivalence into the arena of public concern"
--"The" "Washington Post Book World
"

"I loved it just as much as Schoolgirls.... It's brilliant, fascinating, touching, wonderfully composed."
--Anne Lamott
"This book could be a life (and relationship) saver."
--"Mademoiselle
"
"The dilemmas voiced in "Flux" should help to recast women's life choices, moving them out of the domain of private ambivalence into the arena of public concern"
--"The""Washington Post Book World
"

I loved it just as much as Schoolgirls.... It s brilliant, fascinating, touching, wonderfully composed.
--Anne Lamott
This book could be a life (and relationship) saver.
--"Mademoiselle
"
The dilemmas voiced in "Flux" should help to recast women s life choices, moving them out of the domain of private ambivalence into the arena of public concern
--"The" "Washington Post Book World
""

I loved it just as much as Schoolgirls.... It s brilliant, fascinating, touching, wonderfully composed.
--Anne Lamott
This book could be a life (and relationship) saver.
--Mademoiselle

The dilemmas voiced in Flux should help to recast women s life choices, moving them out of the domain of private ambivalence into the arena of public concern
--The Washington Post Book World
"

"I loved it just as much as Schoolgirls.... It's brilliant, fascinating, touching, wonderfully composed."
--Anne Lamott

"This book could be a life (and relationship) saver."
--Mademoiselle

"The dilemmas voiced in Flux should help to recast women's life choices, moving them out of the domain of private ambivalence into the arena of public concern"
--The Washington Post Book World

About the Author:

Peggy Orenstein is the author of SchoolGirls: Young Women, Self-Esteem, and the Confidence Gap, which was a 1994 New York Times Notable Book. An award-winning writer and speaker on issues affecting girls and women, she is a regular contributor to the New York Times Magazine, and her work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Vogue, Glamour, Mirabella, Details, Elle, Mother Jones, The New Yorker, and other publications. Additionally, she has served as an editor at Esquire, Manhattan, Inc., 7 Days, and Mother Jones magazines.

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