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Discover 'The Problem that Has No Name', a groundbreaking exploration of women's discontent in mid-20th century America. Authored by the influential Betty Friedan, this insightful book delves deep into the pervasive unhappiness experienced by American housewives, challenging societal norms and the ideal of the 'happy housewife heroine.' Published by Penguin UK in 2018, this trade paperback edition (ISBN: 9780241339268) spans 64 pages of thought-provoking analysis. Friedan's work remains a pivotal text in feminist literature, shedding light on the often unspoken struggles women face while navigating the roles imposed upon them. This crucial read reveals how advertising and media perpetuate unrealistic expectations, leaving women grappling with profound feelings of dissatisfaction and isolation. Engage with this essential piece of American social history and understand the cultural shifts that sparked the women’s liberation movement. 'The Problem that Has No Name' is not just a reflection on the past; it prompts us to consider the ongoing challenges faced by women today. Equip yourself with knowledge and empower your perspective with Friedan's compelling arguments. An indispensable addition to your library, this book is perfect for anyone interested in feminism, sociology, or modern history. Embrace the conversation around women's rights and identity with this seminal work.