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100 1 $aMaushart, Susan,$d1958-
245 10 $aWhat women want next /$cSusan Maushart.
260 $aNew York :$bBloomsbury,$c2007.
300 $a245 pages ;$c24 cm
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520 $aWith all the choices available to today's women, why don't they more feel fulfilled? This is researcher Maushart's meditation--by turns profound and funny--on that central dilemma of postfeminist life. At one point she had it all, so why wasn't she happy? Here, she combines research with personal history in a dynamic attempt to answer this question. Feminism may have led women to life's banquet table, but the meal they make of it is up to them. How to balance life and work, sex and sleep, child care and self-care? And why has women's guilt--that glass ceiling of the soul--become the biggest barrier they face? This look at the whole spectrum of a woman's life attempts to demonstrate how she can shape her own destiny throughout all its stages.--From publisher description.
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