| Description | Books
Sidney Abbott and Barbara Love; Sappho was a right-on woman: a liberated view of Lesbianism; Stein and Day; New York; 1972.
Nancy Friday; Forbidden Flowers: more women's sexual fantasies; Pocket Books; New York; 1975.
Winnie Mandela; Part of my soul: the moving personal story of courage and dignity, and a powerful indictment of apartheid; Penguin Books; Harmondsworth, England; 1985.
Kim Chernin; Womansize: the tyranny of slenderness; The Women's Press Limited; London; 1983.
Shulamith Firestone; The dialectic of sex: the case for Feminist revolution; Paladin; London; 1972.
Sue Sharp; “Just like a girl': how girls learn to be women; Penguin Books Ltd.; Harmondsworth, England; 1976.
Marie Corbin (ed.); The couple; Penguin Books Ltd.; Harmondsworth, England; 1978.
1985
Helen Cusack; 'I'm not a Feminist..But..':cartoons by Helen Cusack; Arrow Books Ltd., London; 1985.
Andrea Dworkin; Pornography: men possessing women; The Women's Press Limited; 1981.
Michèle Barrett; Women's oppression today: problems in Marxist Feminist analysis; Verso Editions and NLB; London; 1980.
Val Binney, Gina Harkell, Judy Nixon; Leaving violent men: a study of refuges and housing for battered women; Women's Aid Federation England; 1981.
Esther Breitenbach; Women workers in Scotland: a study of women's employment and trade unionism; Glasgow Women's Centre; 1982.
Christine Roche; ‘I'm not a Feminist but...'; Virago Press Limited; 1985.
Lois W. Banner and Mary Hartman ed.s; Clio's consciousness raised: new perspectives on the history of women; Feminist Studies Inc., 1974.
Michèle Barrett & Mary McIntosh; The anti-social family; Verso; London, 1982.
Robin Morgan (ed.); Sisterhood is powerful: an anthology of writings from the Women's Liberation Movement; Vintage Books; New York; 1970.
Susie Orbach; Fat is a Feminist issue 2; Arrow Books 1982 Limited; London; 1982. |