1997, ISBN: 9781559724098

A, Birch Lane Press Book, 501 p.: ill. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag / with dust jacket. Leicht abgenutzt, etwas vergilbt, insgesamt guter Zustand / Slightly worn, a little yellowed, overa… Mehr…

A, Birch Lane Press Book, 501 p.: ill. Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag / with dust jacket. Leicht abgenutzt, etwas vergilbt, insgesamt guter Zustand / Slightly worn, a little yellowed, overall good condition. - Gloria Steinem is America?s most famous feminist. She is known throughout the world as a der, celebrity, and writer. When her name tears in the media, no explanation is nec- ary?the name is the message. For this first truly revelatory account of Gloria Steinem, Sydney Ladensohn Stern nt fifty hours interviewing Steinem, in ition to conducting over two hundred interviews with friends, lovers, and associ- from both her past and present. After joining the women?s movement, nem cofounded Ms. magazine, the Ms. ndation, the National Women?s Political 2us, and Voters for Choice. She has writ- innumerable articles and several best- ng books; made hundreds of speeches y year; campaigned for an endless stream ganizations, causes, and candidates. zet inside the celebrity, symbol, and :r is a complex woman, an intriguing »nation of contradictions?courageous ulnerable, beautiful but insecure, gener- ind ambitious, highly intelligent yet at > willfully blind. Gloria Steinem truly idies the conflict between the tradition- nale role of ?being? (pretty, charming, ortive) and the male role of ?doing? wing success in the world). hile Steinem always wanted to be more ust another ?pretty girl,? she has used )oks, considerable charm, and sex 1 both to attract men and to advance isionally. Her lovers included director Nichols, screenwriter Robert Benton, speechwriter Ted Sorensen, and Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson. By the time she discovered feminism in 1969 at the age of thirty-five, she had graduated from Smith College magna cum laude; traveled in India; worked for a CIA front organization; gone undercover as a Bunny in New York?s Playboy Club to write an exposé; helped found New York magazine, for which she wrote a political column; and worked in the inner circles of liberal political campaigns. Even then she was a celebrity, profiled everywhere for her alluring combination of glamour, intelligence, prominent lovers, and journalistic coups. The components of Steinem?s life continue to fascinate us, from her affair with real estate magnate and publisher Mort Zuckerman to her power as the world?s most influential feminist. Gloria Steinem: Her Passions, Politics, and Mystique provides an insightful and lively history of the women?s movement at the same time it examines Steinem in all her varied roles. ISBN 9781559724098Biographie 1997<

1969, ISBN: 9781559724098

GIoria Steinem is America's most famous feminist. An icon of modern feminism, Steinem is known to the world as a celebrity, leader, and writer. When her name appears in the media, no expl… Mehr…

GIoria Steinem is America's most famous feminist. An icon of modern feminism, Steinem is known to the world as a celebrity, leader, and writer. When her name appears in the media, no explanation is necessary -- the name is the message.For this first truly revelatory account of Gloria Steinem, Sydney Ladensohn Stern spent fifty hours interviewing Steinem, in addition to conducting interviews with friends, lovers, and associates from both her past and present. After joining the women's movement, Steinem cofounded Ms. magazine, the Ms. Foundation, the National Women's Political Caucus, and Voters for Choice. She has written innumerable articles and four books, including several major bestsellers; made hundreds of speeches every year; campaigned; organized; and raised money for an endless stream of organizations, causes, candidates, and individuals.Yet inside the celebrity, symbol, and leader is a complex woman, a fascinating combination of contradiction -- courageous yet vulnerable, beautiful but insecure, generous and ambitious, highly intelligent yet at times willfully blind. She truly embodies the conflict between the traditional female role of "being" (pretty, charming, supportive) and the male role of "doing" (achieving success in the world).While Steinem always wanted to be more than just another "pretty girl", she was not beyond using her looks, considerable charm, and sex appeal to both attract men and advance professionally. Her lovers include director Mike Nichols; screenwriter Robert Benton; speechwriter Ted Sorerison; and Olympic gold medalist Rafer Johnson.By the time she discovered feminism in 1969 at the age of thirty-five, she had graduated from Smith Collegemagna cure laude; traveled in India; worked for a ClA front organization; gone undercover as a Bunny in New York's Playboy Club to write an expose; written a book, numerous articles, and a television satire; helped found New York magazine, for which she wrote a political column; and worked in the inner circles of political campaigns. Even then she was a celebrity, profiled everywhere, for her intriguing combination of glamour, intelligence, prominent lovers, and journalistic coups.The fascination continues today, from her gossiped-about affair with real-estate magnate and publisher Mort Zuckerman to her power as the world's most influential feminist. Gloria Steinem: Her Passions, Politics, and Mystique examines this prominent woman in all her many and varied roles. Media ><