From the Book - Research Collections
It's all right to want to work
What does a good mother do?
Can communal child care liberate women and children?
My working mother problem and theirs, or who put the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder? / Margaret O'Brien Steinfels
More than one doctor in the house / Susan Stuart, M.D.
Part-time work solves my problems / Betty Mays
Reflections of a nonworking mother (smile when you say that, partner) / Rosemay Ruether
I'm glad I've always had to work / Mary Lynne Bird
Maximum feasible participation from everybody / Jean Camper Cahn
A satisfying profession plus a "please forgive me" syndrome / Rachel Gould
Mother's going back to school is hard on all of us / Caroline Perry
I find working is a relief; I love my work / Anne Williams
Deliver me from disorganization and the tax man / Patricia Jordan
Finding my old self in a larger world / Eileen Diaz
A career and a traditional household can go together / Brigitte Berger
I want excellence in both work and family life / Susan Gordon, M.D.
Not merely my husband's wife or children's mother / Nancy McCormick Rambusch
I wanted to get off welfare; work means you're doing something / Agnes Brown
Spending women's second life creatively / Cynthia C. Wedel
Appendix: the questionnaire.
