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Making troubleLynne Segal
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Making trouble

283 pagesFirst published 20073 editions
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"Making Trouble reclaims 1970s feminism from those who are hell-bent on denying that it ever existed; it shows how politics and everyday life fused in a period where utopian dreams were a reasonable activity and not a sure sign of madness. The book helps us to understand the roots of today's activism and to show what links the eco-warriors of today with their feminist mothers."--BOOK JACKET.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionVerso Books2017—9781786631510
EditionSerpent's Tail Limited2015—9781852429911
EditionSerpent's Tail20073109781852429379
BiographyWomen political activistsFeminismFeministsRadicalismSocial historyPolitical activistsGreat britain, biography