Titlebook: American Women Since 1945; Rochelle Gatlin Textbook 1987Latest edition Rochelle Gatlin 1987 female sex.gender.marriage.misogyny.women

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42526-8irts, pulled in their waists with wide ‘cinch’ belts and pushed out their breasts with padded ‘uplift’ bras. Evening gowns for school dances were modelled after the movie image of the Southern Belle, occasionally complete with hoopskirts.

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Post-War Conservatism and the Feminine Mystiqueshaped like an inverted flower, with a tight waist and flared skirt. The same year, he introduced (or resurrected) the nineteenth-century figure 8 or ‘hourglass’ and advised wearing a small corset to take two inches off the waist. Teenage girls in the 1950s wore half a dozen crinolines under full sk

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Women and Work: 1945–1970oles. Women who worked outside the home still saw themselves primarily as wives, mothers and housekeepers. Family responsibilities limited women’s employment opportunities, while sex discrimination in hiring, promotion and earnings was justified in terms of women’s supportive and subordinate positio

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