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A 3 page overview of the contentions presented by noted author Danielle Crittenden. Targeting an audience of women in their twenties, Crittenden analyzes the successes, failures, and shortcomings which she sees as characterizing the lives of her reader’s mothers, those women who stand at the height of the feminist movement of earlier generations, those women who gave up much of the status quo of a woman’s traditional world pursuits in favor of pursuing careers and establishing a type of autonomy from male influence which had never been achieved before. Crittenden examines the conflict between the values instilled by this movement into the daughters of these women and the innate biological drive young women have to form emotional commitments and to parent children. No additional sources are listed.
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Danielle Crittendens "What Our Mothers Didnt Tell Us: Why Happiness Eludes the Modern
Woman" provides a look at the feminist movement of earlier generations from a perspective seldom tackled by other female writers. Targeting an audience of women in their twenties, Crittenden
analyzes the successes, failures, and shortcomings which she sees as characterizing the lives of her readers mothers, those women who stand at the height of the feminist movement of earlier
generations, those women who gave up much of the status quo of a womans traditional world pursuits in favor of pursuing careers and establishing a type of autonomy from male
influence which had never been achieved before. Crittenden provides a glimpse of the outcome of the feminist movement which sometimes differs
radically from our perceptions of the glitter and glory of modern feminism. Crittenden observes that the women who have reached the pinnacle of our quest for liberation from traditional
responsibilities, responsibilities such as commitment, childrearing, and marriage, are often not really that happy or that successful. Indeed, according to Crittenden, these women are more often characterized by high
stress levels and emotional insecurity about whether they have really made the right life choices. Indeed, according to "What Our Mothers
Didnt Tell Us: Why Happiness Eludes the Modern Woman" the few successes modern feminists have enjoyed in life has served to sever them from their innate feminine drives.
An even more unfortunate aspect of this spin-off of the feminist movement is the impact the lives of these women has had on the lives of their daughters, daughters who
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