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Posts Tagged: Betty Freidan

The Saturday Rumpus Essay: On Madness and Mad Men

By Caroline Smith

September 26th, 2015

In my eight years as a Mad Men fan, the series has repeatedly prompted me to reflect on parenting.

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Tags: advertising, alcohol, Alias, Amanda Bynes, Anna Gunn, anxiety, Betty Draper, Betty Freidan, birth, Breaking Bad, Caroline Smith, cutting, death, depression, Don Draper, Donna Bassin, Elisabeth Moss, ER, Gilmore Girls, Girl on the Train, Gone Girl, Harry Crane, January Jones, Joan Harris, Jon Hamm, Katie Roiphe, Ken Cosgrove, Kiernan Shipka, mad men, Madison Avenue, madness, Margaret Honey, matthew weiner, Megan Draper, Mental Health, mental health industry, mental illness, Meryle Mahrer Kaplan, messiness, Mommyblogs, motherhood, mothering, obsession, parenthood, parenting, Paul Kinsey, Peggy Olson, Philip Larkin, postpartum depression, ppd, pregnancy, Representations of Motherhood, Sally Draper, self harm, Sex, Skylar White, students, sylvia plath, teaching, television, the 60's, the new york times, unlikeable characters, Walter White, writing

Wonder Women by Debora L. Spar

Reviewed By Briana Fasone

December 24th, 2013

Briana Fasone reviews Debora L. Spar’s WONDER WOMEN today in The Rumpus Book Reviews.

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Tags: Anne-Marie Slaughter, Barnard College, Betty Freidan, Debora L. Spar, feminism, having it all, Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg, The Feminine Mystique, Wonder Women

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