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Feminism in the Mid-1970s
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Feminism in the Mid-1970s




A detailed analysis of American feminism by the author of The New Feminist Movement (Russel Sage, 1974).

Carden, Maren Lockwood
1975
64 pages


Contents
Foreword
I. Introduction and Overview1
1. the Development of the Feminist Movement, 1970-1975
2. Non-Establishment and Establishment-Related Feminist Groups
II. Types of New Feminist Organizations
1. National Organizations with Broad Goals
2. National Organizations with Specialized Goals
3. Small, Formal Organizations, Locally-Oriented
4. Small, Informal, Locally-Oriented Groups
III. Internal Organization
1. Increased Efficiency
2. Funding
3. Participatory Democracy
IV. Group Goals
1. Demands for Equity
2. Demands for Humane Treatment
3. Movement Development
V. Means to Achieve Goals
1. Change Within the System
2. Creation of a New System
VI. Ideology
1. Ideological Issues
2. Feminism: National and International
3. The Future of Feminism in the U.S.
VII. The Process of Change
1. Social Change in American Society
2. The Role of Non-Establishment New Feminist Groups
3. Actions by Non-Establishment, New Feminist Groups
Appendix I: Collection and Evaluation of Data
Footnotes
Appendix II: Organizations, Directories, and Periodicals