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In Face to Face noted commentators on the American scene explore
ways of coming to terms with father's authority so that individuals
may assert autonomy while preserving and enhancing a sense of
community. Fears of all-embracing mother must be confronted so that
women's authentic values can be released into the larger world. The
book invites women and men alike to confront the obstacles of
inequitable social structures, the elitist myths that sustain them,
and the primordial fears that lie at their base. Outstanding
contributors--Christopher Lasch, Dorothy Dinnerstein, Jessie
Bernard, Marjorie Bell Chambers, Jean Baker Miller, and
others--address the central issues: fathers, mothers, and the
future of freedom; masters and monsters--mythical, religious and
psychoanalytic perspectives; men and women as workers face to face;
positive confrontation in the public world; and implications for
the future.
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