
Forty years ago, the Second Wave Feminist Movement was in full swing in America. Besides fighting for legal issues such as equal pay in the marketplace and the right to have a credit card or keep one's own name, feminists demanded women's health and reproductive rights, marriage reform, and sexual freedom. Radical women began to question the very concept of God as male, with "man in his image," an...
Paperback: 366 pages
Publisher: Teneo Press (November 9, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9781934844502
ISBN-13: 978-1934844502
ASIN: 1934844500
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.8 x 9 inches
Amazon Rank: 1019726
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What a wonderful book about some of the first leaders of the women's spirituality movement! The essayists were requested to write about how they became involved in the women's spirituality movement, the work that they have done in the movement, and t...
revolutionary brew, the Women's Spirituality movement was born. Just as foam-born Aphrodite arose from the sea, the revolutionary Goddess movement arose to inspire women around the country and the world to begin researching ancient worldwide Goddess-based cultures and to create spontaneous circles of women's ritual and Goddess worship. Some called themselves witches, leaving the church or temple to start covens or churches of their own; others worked within mainstream religious frameworks to bring the "feminine" into what had earlier been male-only priesthoods and doctrines. This seeming explosion of creative religious expression on the part of contemporary Western women is the thematic focus of this book; the 33 chapters are the individual stories of the movement's founders in their own words. This is an important book for Women's Studies and the study of Women's Spirituality.