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Dreaming identities

Elizabeth G. Traube

1992

The sacred prostitute

Nancy Qualls-Corbett

1988

The wounded woman

Linda Schierse Leonard

1983

To be a woman

Connie Zweig

1990

Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

2017 ★ 4.7

Lying with the heavenly woman

Robert A. Johnson

1994

Feminine sexuality

Juliet Mitchell, Jacques Lacan, Jacqueline Rose

1985

The subversive stitch

Rozsika Parker

1984

Representing femininity

Mary Jean Corbett

1992

On our own terms

Maggie Mulqueen

1992

Femininity lost and regained

Robert A. Johnson

1991

Female perversions

Louise J. Kaplan

1991

Victorian heroines

Kimberley Reynolds, Nicola Humble

1993

Female desire

Rosalind Coward

1984

Bodies that matter

J. Butler, Judith Butler

1993

Letters on the improvement of the mind

Thomas Enquiry into the Duties of the Female Sex Gisborne, Chapone, Hester Chapone

1786

Feminity

Susan Brownmiller

1984

The beauty myth : how images of beauty are used against women

Naomi Wolf, Suzy Jackson

1991 ★ 3.8

Tough Girls

Sherrie A. Inness

1999

Women, sex and sexuality

Catharine R. Stimpson, Ethel Spector Person

1980

The Freudian mystique

Samuel Slipp

1993

The search for a woman-centered spirituality

Annette Joy Van Dyke

1992

Femininity and domination

Sandra Lee Bartky

1990

If you have to cry, go outside

Kelly Cutrone

2010

The joy of being a woman ... and what a man can do

Ingrid Hult Trobisch

1980

Gender Trouble

Judith Butler

1990 ★ 3.7

Psychotherapy grounded in the feminine principle

Barbara Stevens Sullivan

1989

Venus unbound

Dina Von Zweck

1989

Gender, youth and culture

Anoop Nayak

2007

What Southern Women Know That Every Woman Should

Ronda Rich

1999

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