Brave New Families: Stories Of Domestic Upheaval In Late Twentieth Century America

by Judith Stacey

A study, in the form of documentary novellas, of working-class feminists who have reformed their families in line with their ideals and in order to cope with economic insecurity, resulting in broader communities of new and former kin

Genres: Sociology

352 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1990