Before Women Had Wings

Before Women Had Wings
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Publisher : Xlibris Corporation
Total Pages : 371
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ISBN-13 : 9781453526941
ISBN-10 : 1453526943
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Book Synopsis Before Women Had Wings by : Dorothy B. Schweitzer

Download or read book Before Women Had Wings written by Dorothy B. Schweitzer and published by Xlibris Corporation. This book was released on 2010-07-27 with total page 371 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Women Without Wings is a study of the lives of three young women and their mothers who lived out their lives in a time when Vietnam standards of gentility dictated the conduct of all classes. These standards did indeed insure that women had clipped wings. Myra, Anne, and "Pet" are of marriageable age the summer they received invitations to a house party, the social event of the season. This event took the happy thoughtless days of the three teenagers to the realization they were caught within the structured world that defined their behavior and had the power to choose their life partner. As the story unfolds against the background of upper-class life in the years following the civil war, we see how circumstances begin to shape the lives of the three girls whose wings are symbolically clipped. We see each girl handling the situation differently. Myra defies, Anne manipulates the system, and "Pet" succumbs and in deteriorating health; dies. This message of mothers and daughters still resonate in a powerful way for women who, today, have wings.


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